Computer peripherals industry
S3 Incorporated, a leading provider of acceleration technology, has announced a new multimedia chipset based on its Cooperative Accelerator Architecture solution. This breakthrough in quality and price aims to provide a new norm for multimedia quality on the PC, making TV-quality video and CD-quality audio a reality for desktop applications.
Computer peripherals industry
Symphony Laboratories and Phoenix Technologies Ltd. have collaborated to integrate support for Symphony's bus master integrated drive electronics (IDE) controller, the SL82C105 Sonata chip, into Phoenix's standard BIOS product line. This integration addresses the increasing system performance requirements, particularly in multimedia applications, by increasing data transfer
Computer peripherals industry
Teknekron Software Systems and FAME Information Services have announced a partnership to develop an interface between FAME's Database Server and the Teknekron Information Bus (TIB) platform. This interface will provide users with seamless access to time series data, enabling faster and more efficient data manipulation and analysis. The
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Diamond Multimedia Systems, Inc. and AT&T's computer unit, Globalyst, have agreed to collaborate on the use of Diamond InControl Tools multimedia desktop utility software and optimized Windows drivers in AT&T's Globalyst 720 and Globalyst 730 personal computers. This partnership will enable customers
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Novell, Inc., a leading network software provider, has announced the integration of its TUXEDO transaction processing monitor with Novell NetWare 4.1 and Microsoft Windows NT, providing customers with additional cost-effective and flexible options for deploying secure, distributed client/server applications in enterprise environments. The new platforms will also support
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Trident Microsystems, a leading manufacturer of integrated circuit graphics controllers and multimedia video processing chipsets, has announced a significant partnership with SEIKO EPSON Corporation, a renowned Japanese electronics company. As per the agreement, Trident's TGUI9660 graphical user interface (GUI) accelerator and PC View+ video processor will be integrated
Computer peripherals industry
Trident Microsystems, a leading manufacturer of graphics controllers and multimedia video processing chipsets, has announced that it has received a purchase commitment from Nippon Electric Companies (NEC) for its TGUI9680 graphical user interface (GUI) and video accelerator chip. The TGUI9680 chip will be integrated into NEC's PC9821 series
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Creative Labs, Inc., the U.S. sales and marketing subsidiary of Creative Technology Ltd., has introduced Wave Blaster II-GamePak and Blaster CD 4x at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). Wave Blaster II-GamePak is an upgrade for users of the Sound Blaster 16 audio card, offering next-generation wave table products and
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Bank of America, a pioneer in bank credit cards, is conducting a six-month pilot program in partnership with Hypercom, a leading manufacturer of point-of-sale (POS) products, to test Hypercom's CS7 digital signature capture pad. The program aims to examine the consumer operation and acceptance of signature capture technology
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TROY, a division of Pierce Companies Inc., has significantly extended and expanded its agreement with Hewlett-Packard Co. in the desktop check printing market. The new agreement provides magnetic ink character recognition (MICR) functionality for the complete family of HP LaserJet printers, serving as HP's sole U.S. source
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Evans & Sutherland Computer Corp. and Digital Equipment Corp. have announced a strategic agreement to supply high-end graphics accelerators for Digital's AlphaStation line. This partnership marks a significant development in the industry, solidifying E&S's position as a major supplier of high-end workstation graphics. The
Computer peripherals industry
Stratus Computer, a leading provider of computer solutions for critical online environments, reported a 5 percent decline in revenue for the first quarter of 1995, totaling $128.5 million. The company's earnings were $6.4 million, compared to $11.4 million in the first quarter of 1994. Despite
