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Flextronics Web site at www.flextronics.com.
Manufacturing Partners
3Com – Networking and wireless communication solutions
Alcatel – Cellular phones, accessories and telecommunications infrastructure
Cabletron – Data communications products
Cisco Systems - Data communications products
Ericsson – Cellular phones, business telecommunications systems and SGM infrastructure
Hewlett Packard – Inkjet and large-format printers and storage devices
Microsoft Corporation - Software for PC's and computer peripheral devices, video game console
Motorola – Cellular phones, set-top boxes and telecommunications infrastructure
Nokia Corporation – Cellular phone accessories, cellular phones, office phones and telecommunications infrastructure
Nortel Networks - Supplier of networking products
Palm, Inc. – Pilot electronics organizers
Philips - Consumer electronic products
Siemens AG – Cellular phones and telecommunications infrastructure
Xerox – General office business products
Global Operations
Flextronics’ operations and Industrial Parks total over 16 million square feet of manufacturing capacity in 27 countries and on four continents. Flextronics is a global provider of operational services focused on delivering design, engineering, manufacturing and logistics solutions to branded technology companies.
Business Services
Flextronics Design – Offering industrial, electrical and mechanical product development support
Flextronics Enclosure Systems – Offering a full range of integrated custom electronic housings
Flextronics Semiconductor – Offering new and/or retargeted ASIC design and manufacturing services
Flextronics Network Services – Providing copper and fiber optic telecommunications switch installation, engineering and testing services
Flextronics Photonics – Offering leading photonic packaging design and optical manufacturing services
Multek – Offering a full range of PCB fabrication services
Industrial Parks
7 Industrial Parks located in key low cost regions around the world: Brno, Czech Republic; Doumen, PRC; Gdansk, Poland; Guadalajara, Mexico; Nyíregyháza, Hungary; Sárvár-Zalaegerszeg, Hungary; and Sorocaba, Brazil. |
