Telecommunications equipment industry
EchoStar Communications Corp., a direct broadcast satellite (DBS) licensee, has signed a letter of intent with Philips Consumer Electronics Co. to develop DBS satellite receivers. Under the agreement, DBS receivers would be manufactured and distributed under the Magnavox or Philips brand names, and gain access to Philips' distribution channels.
Telecommunications systems
Linkon Corporation, a leading designer and producer of telecommunications software and hardware, announced a significant increase in revenues and profits for its first quarter of 1995. The company's revenues rose to $705,694, a 54% increase from the same period in 1994, while gross profits grew to $435,
Telecommunications systems
Coherent Communications Systems Corporation, a leading provider of voice enhancement technology, will be showcasing its innovative solutions at Telecom 95 in Geneva this October. The company's booth, number 1300, will feature voice enhancement software and state-of-the-art echo cancellation technology, designed to improve voice quality across various network technologies.
Telecommunications equipment industry
Deutsche Telekom, a leading telecommunications company, has placed an order with ECI Telecom for PCM-11 pair gain products. The order, valued at DM 8.4 million ($5.8 million at current exchange rates), represents 50% of the total contract, with two other vendors sharing the remaining 50%. Deliveries are expected
Telecommunications equipment industry
Technitrol Inc. and Pulse Engineering Inc. have jointly announced a definitive merger agreement, under which Technitrol will acquire all issued and outstanding Pulse shares for approximately $24.0 million in cash and approximately 1,650,000 shares of Technitrol stock. The merger is expected to be beneficial to both Pulse
Telecommunications equipment industry
British Telecommunications plc, formerly known as British Telecom, has announced its preliminary results for the year to March 31, 1995. The company reported earnings per ADR of 2.78 pounds ($4.53), a decrease from 2.85 pounds in the previous year. Redundancy charges of 820 million pounds ($1.337
Telecommunications equipment industry
The Atari Corporation has announced several new gaming options to enhance the Jaguar play experience. According to Sam Tramiel, CEO of Atari Corporation, these new peripherals will leverage the Jaguar's 64-bit technology to provide consumers with even more value. The company has unveiled the Jaguar CD player, a
Telecommunications equipment industry
MOSCOM Corporation has announced that it has signed an agreement with Nortel Ltd. for the supply of MOSCOM's INFO/MDR, Verabill, and INFO Bill products in the United Kingdom, Western Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. This agreement is a significant development in the telecommunications industry, as it
Telecommunications equipment industry
A team of leading telecommunications companies, including MCI and MCImetro, has demonstrated a true local number portability solution that enables consumers to keep their telephone number when switching to a competing local telephone company. This solution was showcased at the Association for Local Telecommunications Services (ALTS) conference in Washington, DC,
Telecommunications equipment industry
Tandem Computers Inc. and its long-time alliance partner SCC Communications have entered into an agreement with Ameritech to provide technological infrastructure, database management, and application portfolio expertise to enhance the reliability and management efficiency of Ameritech's 9-1-1 service offerings in its five-state region. The partnership will utilize Tandem&
Telecommunications equipment industry
Sufficient Systems, Inc., a leading provider of data communications and networking technologies, will demonstrate several business connectivity solutions at the Strictly Business Expo on May 3 & 4, 1995, at the Minneapolis Convention Center. As a premier provider of connectivity solutions, Sufficient Systems will showcase products from Novell Corporation, CommVision
Telecommunications equipment industry
The US wireless market is undergoing a significant transformation, with sales of pagers, cellular, and PCN telephones and accessories projected to nearly quadruple from $2.5 billion in 1992 to $9.5 billion in 1999, growing at a 21 percent compound annual rate. This shift is driven by the increasing
