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Wolf Popper LLP has filed class action complaints against Harmonic Inc., Anicom Inc., and Unify Corp. on behalf of investors. The complaints allege intentional misstatements and irregularities in financial statements. The class action against Harmonic Inc. specifically alleges misstatements in connection with the acquisition of the Divicom business from C-Cube
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ESS Technology, Inc. has announced that six major modem board manufacturers, including GVC, Puretek, Wellcom, Pineview, Ambit, and Actiontec, have selected the company's SuperLink V.90 software modem technology to address the growing market for analog V.90 softmodem products. The selection of ESS's technology is
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Conexant Systems, a leading provider of semiconductor solutions for communications electronics, has introduced the industry's first complete cable-modem reference design. This breakthrough design, aimed at reducing the cost and complexity of deploying cable modem technology, will enable PC manufacturers to install cable modems directly into personal computers. The
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Nokia, a global leader in digital subscriber line (DSL) products and technologies, announced its support for Conexant's AutoBaud technology for its D50 DSLAMs. This collaboration enables faster connection times, quicker recovery from circuit changes, and a wider choice of SDSL customer premises equipment (CPE) devices. AutoBaud technology, co-developed
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Cascade Microtech, a leader in advanced microelectronics probing solutions, has chosen SolidWorks as its company-wide engineering standard. The company has also selected PDM/Works 2000 from DesignSource Technology as its standard product data management solution. With over 30 patents, Cascade's technology delivers essential functionality for semiconductor wafer testing,
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IBM's pursuit of 64-bit computing has been a decades-long journey, with the company consistently pushing the boundaries of innovation in the field. Dr. Frank Soltis, the chief scientist of IBM's AS/400, emphasized that migrating 32-bit applications to a 64-bit environment is a complex task that
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ACCESS, a leading provider of embedded Internet software solutions, has announced that it will be demonstrating a powerful solution for developers building next-generation wireless phones using Intel's StrongARM(R) processor Development Platform and ACCESS' software solutions at the Wireless Japan show in Tokyo. The demonstration will feature
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Axis Communications, a leader in wired and wireless network connectivity, has become an Associate Member of the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) and will participate in the Extended Service Discovery, Printing Profile, and Personal Area Network (PAN) working groups. This high-profile role will enable Axis to contribute to the development
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Cisco Systems Inc. and Conexant Systems Inc. have jointly announced their support for the new V.92 dial-up modem standard, which aims to improve dial-up connection speed, upload rates, and enable phone calls during a dial-up session. The new standard, presented to the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) for determination, features
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BestCalls.com, the premier investor event directory on the Internet, has made available earnings conference call access information for six leading companies: Applied Micro Circuits, Rational Software Corp., Actuate Corporation, Motorola, J.P. Morgan & Co., and InFocus Corporation. These calls are open to individual investors and will take place
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Intel Corporation has introduced a new network appliance designed for small businesses, enabling them to easily network their offices and take advantage of the growing e-Business trend. The Intel(R) InBusiness(TM) Small Office Network provides broadband, office resource sharing, and remote management functionality. According to Scott Richardson, general manager
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At PC Expo 2000, Toshiba's Computer Systems Group (CSG) solidified its position as the world leader in portable computing with the introduction of new notebook lines, including the award-winning Portege, Tecra, Satellite, and Satellite Pro series. The new offerings cater to a wide range of customers, from small-
