Monday, October 11, 2004Occam Signs ResellerSanta Barbara-based Occam Networks said that it has signed on Falcom Communications as a reseller. Falcon will reseller Occam's broadband quipment to telecommunications providers as part of Video-on-Demand and Voice-over-IP solutions.
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I/OMagic Ships USB Rewritable DVDIrvine-based I/OMagic said that is is shipping a new 8x external USB 2.0 DVD rewritable drive. The company's new drive supports dual format, double layer DVD writing and supports Windows XP/2000/Me/98SE operating systems. The company is targeting the portable device at home users.
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SeeBeyond Lands UBSMonrovia-based SeeBeyond announced today that the company's software will be used by UBS Global Asset Management to link its fund administration operations. UBS will tap SeeBeyond's integration software to connect and centralize its fund operations, which were previously split into multiple parts. SeeBeyond provides software which connects disparate databases and business systems together without requiring extensive development work; UBS said that it will first start with connecting its Swiss fu (More info...)
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Stellar Biotechnologies Wins $3M NIH GrantPort Hueneme-based Stellar Biotechnologies announced last week that the company has been awarded $3M from the Nataional Cancer Institute of the National Institutes of Health for the development and commercialization of anti-cancer vaccines. The company is developing production methods, quality standards, and facilities for commercialing Keyhole Limpet Hemocyanin (KLH) for use in anti-cancer vaccines. KLH-based vaccines are in advanced clinical trials for treating lymphoma, breast, colon and oth (More info...)
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VU Games Sells Knowledge AdventureLos Angeles-based Vivendi Universal Games announced that it has sold its Knowledge Adventure educational software business, to Knowledge Holdings, Inc., a new company formed by Azure Capital Partners and Telesoft Partners. Knowledge Adventure owns the popular JumpStart and Mathblaster educational software titles. Financial terms were not disclosed. Vivendi also said that VU Games will continue to sell and distribute Knowledge Adventure games globally. According to Michael Kwatinetz, General Part (More info...)
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