Tuesday, February 10, 2004MTI Adopts EMC Solutions-Anaheim-based MTI Technology announced it is now offering EMC's new line of CLARiiON storage arrays. MTI is in the business of system integration and storage solutions, after the company exited the storage subsystem business.
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DirecTV Adds EVPEl Segundo-based DIRECTV announced that Richard Slenker has joined as Exec VP, Technology and Engineering Operations. Slenker was most recently Exec VP of Engineering and Operations for Fox Television.
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TransDimension Taps Support Firm For EuropeIrvine-based TransDimension (www.transdimension.com) announced that has engaged MEMC to provide technical sales and distribution and logistical support for its European operations. TransDimension provides ICs, IP cores, and software stacks that enable USB connectivity.
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SimpleTech Upgrades Memory OfferingsSanta Ana-baaed SimpleTech (www.simpletech.com) has upgraded a number of its products. The company announced a new CompactFlash 8GB Type II card, also available in 2, 4, and 5 GB configurations, as well as external USB hard drives in 160GB and 250GB capacities.
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CarParts Signs CustomerSan Juan Capistrano-based CarParts Technologies (www.carparts.com) has signed on exhaust warehouse distributor Allied Exhaust as a customer. CarParts will manage Allied's inventory with its web-based inventory management system. Allied's repair shops will also have access to CarPart's accounting and back office automation systems.
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Vitesse Ships 4Gb/s Storage ICsCamarillo-based Vitesse (www.vitesse.com) announced the availability of its new 4Gb/sec Fibre Channel ICs for creating disk subsystems. The company's products allow manufacturers to connect disks together in a switched network, to create Fibre Channel-based disk arrays.
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Microsoft, Disney in DRM DealMicrosoft and Walt Disney have signed a deal where Disney will license Microsoft's Windows Media DRM (Digital Rights Management) technology. The nonexclusive agreement calls for the companies to provide movies, TV shows, and other content through Microsoft's software.
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