Vedanta and Foxconn sign agreement with Indian state for $20 billion semiconductor unit • TechCrunch

Indian oil-to-metals giant Vedanta and global manufacturing giant Foxconn have signed a memorandum of understanding with the Indian state of Gujarat to set up a $20 billion semiconductor unit in the coastal state that is home of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, officials said Tuesday. Foxconn will bring technical expertise to the venture whereas Vedanta, which…

Vedanta and Foxconn sign agreement with Indian state for $20 billion semiconductor unit • TechCrunch

Indian oil-to-metals giant Vedanta and global manufacturing giant Foxconn have signed a memorandum of understanding with the Indian state of Gujarat to set up a $20 billion semiconductor unit in the coastal state that is home of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, officials said Tuesday. Foxconn will bring technical expertise to the venture whereas Vedanta, which…

The SEC revealed today that it charged VMWare with fraud . . . then settled for next to nothing • TechCrunch

The world of enterprise software is often a little staid. Not today, however. The Securities and Exchange Commission today said it has charged the cloud computing giant VMware for “misleading investors about its order backlog management practices, which enabled the Palo Alto, Ca.-based technology company to push revenue into future quarters by delaying product deliveries…

The SEC revealed today that it charged VMWare with fraud . . . then settled for next to nothing • TechCrunch

The world of enterprise software is often a little staid. Not today, however. The Securities and Exchange Commission today said it has charged the cloud computing giant VMware for “misleading investors about its order backlog management practices, which enabled the Palo Alto, Ca.-based technology company to push revenue into future quarters by delaying product deliveries…

The SEC revealed today that it charged VMWare with fraud . . . then settled for next to nothing • TechCrunch

The world of enterprise software is often a little staid. Not today, however. The Securities and Exchange Commission today said it has charged the cloud computing giant VMware for “misleading investors about its order backlog management practices, which enabled the Palo Alto, Ca.-based technology company to push revenue into future quarters by delaying product deliveries…