Toshiba has found itself in a tough spot financially recently, with the company recently admitting that its future is very much in doubt following its most recent financial report. As a result of this, it seems very likely that Toshiba may sell off its semiconductor business and it looks like there are already a few companies looking to buy, with Apple being the latest to join the list.
According to reports today, Apple is currently considering teaming up with Foxconn in an effort to bid for Toshiba?s semiconductor business, which is currently the second largest flash memory maker in the world. With an investment of several billion dollars, Apple would take a stake in the business while Toshiba keeps a partial holding, according to a report from NHK (via Reuters).
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