Tuesday, April 20, 2004Giraudo Joins SemtechTony Giraudo has joined Camarillo-based Semtech as COO. Giraudo was most recently CEO of El Segundo-based TelASIC Communications. Giraudo will oversee day to day operational activities and play a key role in new product development.
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Commission Junction Enhances Affiliate Marketing SolutionSanta Barbara-based Commission Junction (www.cj.com) announced an upgrade to its BFAST Web solution. The upgraded version of its software helps advertisers build, track, and manage their online relationships, and adds simplified payment processing, enhanced reporting, link management, and more.
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Ixia Upgrades Broadband Testing ToolsCalabasas-based Ixia (www.ixiacom.com) has upgraded its IxAccess broadband test suite. According to the company the new enhancements add performance, stress and negative tests for broadband access aggregation devices. This eliminates the need for a large number of end user devices such as DSL modems for testing network equipment.
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5G Wireless, Nomadix in OEM AgreementMarina Del Rey-based 5G Wireless (www.5gwireless.com) has entered into an OEM agreement with Westlake Village-based Nomadix (www.nomadix.com). According to 5G Wireless, the company will add the billing, authentication, and management capabilities of Nomadix' solutions to 5G's suite of wireless broadband products. The two companies will jointly market solutions.
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Telepacific Communications Raises $12MLos Angeles-based Telepacific Communications, a provider of business telecommunications services to small businesses, has raised $12M from Investcorp.
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Lindows Files for IPOSan Diego-based Lindows (www.lindows.com) filed for an IPO this morning with the SEC, with WR Hambrecht and Roth Capital underwriting. According to the company's S-1 filing, the company is looking to raise up to $57.5M. The firm develops Linux-based desktop operating software. The company shows revenues of $2M in the year ending December 31, 2003, with a net loss for last year of $4M. The company's filings also show that the company spent nearly $3M in legal fees over the last two years defend (More info...)
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