Wednesday, January 7, 2004PacInfo Validates GM ProjectSanta Barbara-based PacInfo (www.pacinfotech.com) has been selected to supply software validation for GM's PowerTrain Electronics Integration and Systems Group. According to the company, PacInfo will validate the software for GM's ETC module in its upcoming 2004 ION Red Line car.
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Parasoft Adds Automotive Software Error DetectionMonrovia-based Parasoft (www.parasoft.com) has extended its products into the automative vertical. Parasoft has upgraded CodeWizard and C+ + Test to include a set of Motor Industry Software Reliability Association (MISRA) coding standards. The MISRA standards are used by teams working to build software for automobiles.
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Arkeia Partners With RAID Inc.Carlsbad-based Arkeia (www.arkeia.com) and RAID Inc. have partnered to integrate Arkeia's enterprise backup software with RAID products. Arkeia's provides disaster recovery and backup solutions based on the Linux operating system.
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Peerless Lands Controller AgreementEl Segundo-based Peerless Systems (www.peerless.com) announced that it has signed an agreement with Legend (Beijing) Limited to include peerless imaging controllers for an upcoming color printer. The new product will be marketed in the People's Republic of China. Peerless will provide turnkey development of the office color tandem laser printer.
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iQstor Signs Korean ResellerNewbury Park-based iQstor (www.iqstor.com) announced that it has signed eXacube Systems as a reseller of its SAN solutions in Korea. eXacube will sell, service, and support iQstor's Storage Area Network solutions.
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Finding Police BargainsSan Clemente-based PropertyRoom (www.propertyroom.com) is luring shoppers with a unique online auction site--of seized items from police property rooms.
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EarthLink To Close Pasadena Call CenterEarthlink is closing its Pasadena call center as it cuts another 1300 jobs--40 percent of its workforce. The closing also includes locations in Northern California and Pennsylvania.
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