Apple's iPhone. Made in Brazil?Apple's iPhone and iPad manufacturer Foxconn, asked, State of São Paulo working, Davi ZAIA, offer the guarantee of some kind, that the State actually skilled that workers had to produce the motherboards and other sophisticated technologies used to Apple brands smartphones and tablets.
According to the São Paulo's largest daily, Folha de São Paulo, reporters ZAIA on Saturday in the inner city of Riberao Preto, partial exemption for specialized training for 35,000 software and tech professionals would be his Department deployment. Foxconn "probably about 3,000 is job creation, primarily on the Assembly line, and then the total number of employees needed reach should close to 10,000." We's Foxconn human requirements met, "he told reporters."
Foxconn is already in the State of São Paulo in Brazil, production of hardware for Dell and Hewlett-Packard. There were rumours in circulation for at least a year in Brazil than production, if not hub only Brazil, a large mobile phone for Latin America and budding Tablet market, the Apple was interested in.
Earlier this month was Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff in China for the third annual BRIC Summit (South Africa as BRICS included in this case) where an alleged informal agreement between Rousseff and Taiwanese leaders of Foxconn, finally the Apple project inside the São Paulo start has been made.
No official confirmation was made on both sides, but except for the fact that the two sides about a potential investment speak at least a top Brazilian official - Aloizio Mercadente, the Minister of science and technology - in the next 10 years said R reach $19 billion ($12.1 billion).
In Folha de Sao Paulo said ZAIA allegedly, that when a new factory in fact opens Foxconn in the State, it would either be dos Campos or Ribeirão Preto in Campinas, São José. Campinas airport is a large university town with medium-sized and connection to Sao Paulo Congonhas airport employs city. São José is home to large multinationals such as Embraer and General Motors.
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