Computer peripherals industry
Storage Technology Corp., a leading provider of high-powered computer data storage devices, has more than doubled its share of the market in 1995. The company's market share for direct access storage devices (DASD) increased to 9.8% from 4.5% in 1994, according to an analysis by International
Computer peripherals industry
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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Micros-to-Mainframes, Inc. (MTM), a leading provider of advanced technology and communications products, has signed a significant national hardware and software supply contract with Ciba-Geigy Corporation, a prominent pharmaceutical company. The three-year agreement names MTM as the preferred vendor for computer hardware and supplies at 47 Ciba-Geigy locations across North America
Computer peripherals industry
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/
Computer peripherals industry
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
Computer peripherals industry
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
Computer peripherals industry
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
Computer peripherals
Apple has begun worldwide shipments of the Apple QuickDraw 3D Accelerator Card, a blazingly fast 3D interaction solution that accelerates 3D interaction up to 12 times. The PCI-based card, coupled with Apple's QuickDraw 3D graphics software, provides workstation-quality 3D features and performance for the comparatively lower cost and
Computer peripherals industry
SunRiver Data Systems, a leading provider of desktop display devices, has completed the acquisition of Digital Equipment Corp's (DEC) text terminal business, including the popular VT and Dorio text terminal lines. This purchase marks a significant expansion for SunRiver, making it one of the two largest manufacturers of
Computer peripherals industry
Data General Corporation reported a net income of $1.5 million, or $0.04 per share, for the fourth quarter of fiscal 1995, which ended September 30, 1995. This contrasted with a net loss of $6.2 million, or $0.17 per share, in the same period of the previous
