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Natural Intelligence, a leading provider of quality tools and solutions for cross-platform Internet development, has announced the shipment of Developer Release 1 of Roaster, the first environment for creating applets in Java on the Macintosh platform. Roaster is a comprehensive Integrated Development Environment (IDE) that includes a hierarchical project window,
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Remedy Corporation, a leader in the development of adaptable, client/server applications software, has announced the localization of its Action Request System (ARS) in partnership with Toshiba Information Systems (Japan) Corporation. The newly localized ARS Version 2.0 - Japanese is the industry's first fully localized high-end client/
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Chips and Technologies, Inc. has announced the industry's first 64-bit video/graphics controllers, designed to bring high-quality full motion video capabilities to business and entertainment environments for notebook computers. The HiQVideo series of controllers combines video acceleration with a high-performance graphics engine, providing full screen video at 30
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Sun Microsystems, Inc. has officially opened its newest Solution Center in Buenos Aires, Argentina, marking a significant milestone in the company's expansion into the Latin American market. The new facility will provide frontline expertise and support to technical and enterprise customers with networked UNIX environments in Argentina, as
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UniKix Technologies has announced a significant partnership with Digital Equipment Corporation, supporting their 64-bit UNIX-based Alpha server systems. This move provides a high-volume transaction processing capability, enabling companies to migrate their IBM's CICS applications to UNIX servers, such as the AlphaServer 8400 and the AlphaServer 2100 symmetrical multi-processing
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Microsoft Chairman and CEO Bill Gates briefed press and analysts on the company's plans to support and enhance the Internet by integrating the PC platform with the rapidly emerging public network. Gates emphasized the company's commitment to providing continuity between PCs and the Internet, enabling users
Computer peripherals industry
Pixar Animation Studios and Walt Disney Pictures' revolutionary computer-animated film "Toy Story" relied on a massive rendering farm of 117 workstations, powered by ROSS Technology's 100 MHz and 125 MHz hyperSPARC microprocessors. This collaboration marked a significant milestone in the adoption of multiprocessing technology in
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Palomar Medical Technologies, Inc. (PMTI) has announced the formation of a wholly-owned subsidiary, Palomar Electronics Corporation, to optimize its electronics operations and exploit growing business opportunities. The subsidiary incorporates three acquired businesses, including Dynaco Corp., Dynasys Systems Corp., and Dynamem Corp. These companies design, manufacture, and sell interconnect products, proprietary
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Connectware, Inc., an AMP company, has signed an OEM agreement with MPR Teltech Ltd. to provide MPR Teltech with the asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) technology needed to operate its advanced multimedia applications, including the WAVE video communications terminal. The agreement will enable MPR Teltech to offer a turnkey broadband-based video
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Western Digital Corp. has announced a collaborative agreement with AMP Inc., Compaq, and Sun Microsystems to standardize on a single specification for computing applications that require "hot-plug" and "hot-growth" scalability at one gigabit-per-second data rates. The companies aim to make the full specification available for industry-wide
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Cambex Corp., a leading supplier of direct access storage products for IBM mainframe and client/server computers, reported financial results for the fiscal year ended August 31, 1995, amidst a declining demand in the mainframe memory market. The company's revenues decreased to $35,152,000, resulting in a
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Merisel, one of the world's largest master distributors of computer hardware and software products, recognized its top-performing manufacturers at its annual Fall Comdex award ceremony in Las Vegas. The event, held at the Treasure Island Hotel, honored 39 industry leaders that drove sales throughout 1995. Merisel's
