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Bull, a leading information technology company, and Oracle Corporation have announced a joint marketing and cooperative development agreement to create advanced security software for Oracle's Secure Network Services. The new security capability, integrated into Bull's AccessMaster 2.0, will provide automatic and transparent authentication for Oracle
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Recognition International Inc. and International Business Machines Incorporated have joined forces to market Recognition's ImageVision family of document processing software products. The ImageVision software suite, running on the OS/2 platform, offers a range of features including item processing, image statements, and image archiving and research. This partnership
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Powersoft Corporation and Digital Equipment Corporation have announced the immediate availability of PowerBuilder 4.0 for Alpha NT, a continuation of their strategic relationship. As part of their joint sales and marketing efforts, Powersoft and Digital will deliver a nationwide series of joint solutions seminars this spring and offer a
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The ATM Forum, a global organization accelerating the adoption of asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) technology, has announced its 1995 board of directors. The new board consists of representatives from the international community, end users, and a diverse group of communications vendors. This selection marks a significant milestone in the organization&
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The 3DO Company and Advanced RISC Machines Ltd (ARM) have announced a strategic technology cross-license agreement, marking a significant contribution to 3DO's technology portfolio. Under the agreement, 3DO has licensed rights to implement ARM6 processor architecture in its current and future technology designs, while ARM has received rights
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Hewlett-Packard and Cisco Systems have forged a strategic partnership, with Cisco selecting HP as its worldwide authorized service provider for internetworking products. This agreement expands HP's role as a reseller and service provider for Cisco products, enhancing its position as a leading support provider for multivendor networking environments.
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The surprise move by Digital Equipment Corp. to protest the Tactical Advanced Computer-4 (TAC-4) contract awarded to Hewlett-Packard has raised eyebrows in the industry, with the protest citing concerns over the commercial availability of key HP deliverables. The protest, filed late last month, has left the Navy without comment, while
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The merger of Micron Computer, Inc., Micron Custom Manufacturing Services, Inc., and ZEOS International, Ltd. was approved by shareholders on April 6, 1995. The combined company, Micron Electronics, Inc., will have approximately 91 million shares of common stock outstanding, with Micron Technology, Inc. owning approximately 79% of the outstanding shares.
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ADFlex Solutions Inc. has announced that it is supplying flexible circuit-based interconnects to International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) for its new ThinkPad 701C subnotebook computer, also known as "Butterfly." This open-ended supply arrangement is expected to result in multimillion-dollar revenues for ADFlex over the next 18 months. The
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Compaq's president and CEO, Eckhard Pfeiffer, will deliver his analysis of the personal computer's role in productivity solutions during his keynote speech at PC EXPO in New York. The annual event, held June 20-22 at the Jacob Javits Convention Center, will feature a comprehensive conference and
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IBM and Adobe Systems Inc. have formed an alliance to develop printing and publishing systems based on IBM's Advanced Function Presentation (AFP) architecture and Adobe PostScript and Acrobat technologies. This joint announcement aims to benefit users in the document publishing and print-on-demand (POD) marketplaces by automating their printing
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The U.S. electronics and information technology industry experienced significant job growth in 1994, with a total increase of 111,000 domestic employment positions. This growth was reported by the American Electronics Association (AEA) in March 1995. The industry's December 1994 employment figure stood at 2.433 million,
