Archive for July, 2008
Fujitsu and DTC Communications introduce Ethernet services to Tennessee
DTC Communications purchased five Flashwave 4500 nodes, twelve Flashwave 4100 Large Shelf systems, and two Flashwave 4100 Extension Shelves.
Avnet and Kontron ink distribution deal
Under the terms of the agreement, Avnet will distribute Kontron’s embedded boards, mezzanines, computer-on-modules, systems and platforms across North and South America.
SafirRosetti wins security consulting contract from Stanford University
The first phase of the project, soon to begin construction, includes the design and installation of security and communication systems for 175 student housing facilities.
Imtec launches new Vision software
Imtec has introduced a newly redesigned version of Vision Software. FlashCTVision is a visualisation package that works in conjunction with Imtec’s proprietary FlashCT software for Industrial CT applications.
AVMA launches podcast for pet owners
The American Veterinary Medical Association has launched its first podcast, the Association’s latest effort to inform the public about issues related to pet health, public health and veterinary medicine.
Santa Cruz schools select Infinite Campus solutions
Infinite Campus has been selected to provide improved state reporting, assessment and analysis tools.
Forward enters into licence deal with Motorola
Forward can now design, manufacture, and sell Motorola-branded carry solutions, face plates, cleaners and decorative accessories for mobile telephones and related accessories to third party wholesalers and retailers in the licensed territories. Sphere: Related Content
Kontor and Qtrax sign digital licencing agreement
Kontor’s business model works to ensure that its indie partner labels’ music and music video content are featured in download shops such as iTunes, Napster, FNAC, Beatport, Nokia Music Services, musicload, AOL — and now Qtrax. Sphere: Related Content
Mathstar to discontinue chip development and systems-level businesses
The company has also decided to engage an investment banker to explore strategic alternatives.
Lockheed Martin delivers flight software for missile warning satellite
Lockheed Martin has delivered the first of two major blocks of flight software designed to provide command and control of the Space Based Infrared System (SBIRS) geosynchronous orbit (GEO) spacecraft. Sphere: Related Content
