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Synology and Toshiba Sign MOU to Strengthen Strategic Partnership

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“This collaboration reinforces our commitment to advancing enterprise storage solutions with enhanced stability and performance.”

Synology and Toshiba Electronic Components Taiwan Corporation (Toshiba) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to deepen their long-term strategic partnership. The collaboration aims to drive market expansion, enhance enterprise storage technologies, and ensure superior system stability and performance.

The MOU also establishes a structured framework for intellectual property management, reinforcing the commitment of both companies to innovation and long-term cooperation.

“Synology is one of Toshiba’s most significant partners in the Asia-Pacific region. This agreement allows us to leverage our expertise to deliver greater value to customers,” said Atsushi Toyama, General Manager, Toshiba.

“Toshiba has been a key strategic partner of Synology for years. We look forward to deepening our collaboration and delivering even more advanced storage solutions,” said Philip Wong, Chairman and CEO, Synology.

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