Verbatim 240W GaN Wall Charger

Verbatim is a iconic tech brand originally founded in 1969 in Mountain View, California, as Information Terminals Corporation (ITC). It became a household name during the 1970s and 80s as a leading manufacturer of floppy disks and was later pioneer in optical media like CDs and DVDs. After being owned by Eastman Kodak and later Mitsubishi Chemical for several decades, the brand underwent a significant transition in 2020 when it was acquired by CMC Magnetics, a major Taiwanese electronics manufacturer.

While the brand has American roots, its modern product lineup, which includes high-performance Gallium Nitride (GaN) chargers and mobile accessories, is primarily manufactured in China. This shift reflects the broader trend of electronics production being centralized in specialized hubs to leverage advanced manufacturing technologies and global supply chains. Today, Verbatim continues to operate globally with regional headquarters in the USA, Germany, Japan, and Australia, maintaining its legacy through a modernized portfolio of storage and power solutions.