APPLE INC. Watch Yields Not an Issue Anymore: Quanta Computer

Apple inc. Watch Yields Not an Issue Anymore: Quanta Computer

Apple Inc’s main supplier for the Apple watch, Quanta Computer, has made some clarifications regarding the device’s low yield rate, according to a report published on DigiTimes, Quanta’s Vice Chairman CC Leung, without specify naming the device, noted that the company had all the required technological expertise to [roduce its clients tech wearable, without compromising on quality.

He attributed yhe recent delays in the products shipments during the first quarter of fiscal year 2015, to “lobor shortage” that Quanta had to witness during the luner New Year holidays. Quanta, as a result, had to seek assistance from other manufacturers in terms of man power. However, Mr Leung assured that the company has sufficient capacity to ramp up production of the device for the second quarter.

Mr Leung further added that its “clients”, had no qualms about Quanta’s manufacturing. In addition to this, Quanta’s chairman Barry Lam noted that the company’s cloud computing was thriving. He also said that this company was aiming to further develop its storage and telecommunication applications by making aggrasive R & D efforts.

Te Apple Watch was a massive hit amog consumers, as it sold around 1 million units within  the first weekend of its launched. However, some watch were delayed till June, with many others of the gold Edition Apple Watch being pushed to August. Rumors circulating in the media indicated that to help out Quanta regarding producyion.

Another recent report suggested that Apple had to deal with a major problem regarding the Taptic Engine vibration model, with several motors obeing manufactured by AAC Technologies failing during the testing phase. Apple subsequently shifted the majority of the Taptic Engine production to its secondary suppliers, Nidec. Apple shares closed at $ 128.77 in yesterdays trading session.