Three contract workers have died in a tragic incident at a Tata Electronics factory in India, a facility that manufactures components for the iPhone. Apple is assisting in the investigation. #Apple #iPhone #India #TataElectronics

ASML gaat machines leveren aan de nieuwe chipfabriek van het Indiase Tata Electronics. Het Veldhovense bedrijf sloot een intentieovereenkomst met Tata Electronics op 16 mei ... Lees verder

ASML and Tata Electronics have signed a pact for the planned Dholera fab, backing India's chip manufacturing push with tools, training and supply-chain support.

This week’s roundup covers a range of major cybersecurity developments, including Russian use of Cellebrite against Andrey Pivovarov, guilty pleas tied to Scattered Spider’s Transport for London breach, and a massive Tata Electronics leak affecting Apple and Tesla. It also highlights new AI-related security warnings and policy actions, alongside the emergence...

Tata Electronics confirmed a cybersecurity incident that affected parts of its IT infrastructure, but said its operations across businesses continued normally and were not impacted. The disclosure follows claims by the World Leaks group, which reportedly leaked data tied to Tata Electronics, including files related to Apple product manufacturing. #TataElectronics #WorldLeaks #Apple

Tata Electronics, based in India, reported a ransomware incident attributed to the threat actor worldleaks, impacting its electronics manufacturing and precision engineering operations. #India

Tata Electronics has confirmed a cyberattack after a ransomware group claimed to leak over 200,000 files linked to Apple and Tesla.

La filtración de Tata expone piezas, proveedores y fotos del iPhone 18 Pro, mientras Apple afronta un serio golpe a su estrategia industrial.

Qualcomm partners with Tata Electronics to manufacture Snapdragon automotive modules in India at the upcoming Assam semiconductor facility, boosting Make in India and strengthening the global automoti...

New Delhi, July 13 (SocialNews.XYZ) The government on Monday said that it has not found evidence of any critical loss of information following the recent cyber security incident involving Tata Electronics. Speaking at the launch of the latest Digital Threat Report, Electronics and Information Technology Secretary S. Krishnan said Tata Electronics is working closely with the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) to address the incident. "Tata Electronics is working closely with MeitY. Based on the government's assessment so far, nothing critical has been lost," he said. The remarks come amid concerns over the potential impact of the cyber security incident on Apple's supply chain, as Tata Electronics is one of the iPhone maker's key manufacturing partners in India.