Hitachi buys IBM hard disk drive business

Japanese electronics company Hitachi is to pay IBM $2.05bn (€2.18bn) for most of IBM's hard drive assets which are to be transferred into a joint venture run by the two companies.

Hitachi buys IBM hard disk drive business

Japanese electronics company Hitachi is to pay IBM $2.05bn (€2.18bn) for most of IBM's hard drive assets which are to be transferred into a joint venture run by the two companies.

The joint venture company will be 70% owned by Hitachi who will eventually acquire full ownership.

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