Tuesday, April 6, 2004JMAR Gets DARPA FundingSan Diego-based JMAR Technologies announced that it has received a $1.6M block of funding from the Defense Research Products Agency (DARPA) for development of the company's X-ray lithography products.
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Applied Wave ResearchEl Segundo-based Applied Wave Research announced that it has added Noriyuki Sasaki to the company's Asia Pacific sales team. Sasaki will represent the company in Japan. Applied Wave provides high frequency electronic design automation products.
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ViewSonic Adds Distribution PartnersWalnut-based ViewSonic (www.viewsonic.com) announced that it has added ten partners to its roster of manufacturer's representatives. The new partners will market and distribute the company's line of visual display products.
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Mindspeed Expands Product LinesNewport Beach-based Mindspeed (www.mindspeed.com) announced that it has expanded its line of switches for broadcast video applications. The company's new semiconductors range from switching subsystems to distribution amplifiers used for broadcast media.
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Overture Inks Big Name DealsPasadena-based Overture (www.overture.com) announced that it has landed the Wall Street Journal, and extended its agreements with CNN.com and ESPN.com. Overture will replace CNN's existing web search listings.
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