Motorola to Buy Chip Maker C-Port for $430M
Motorola Inc. will buy the microprocessor company C-Port Corp. in a stock deal valued at approximately US$430 million, the companies announced yesterday.
Motorola Inc. will buy the microprocessor company C-Port Corp. in a stock deal valued at approximately US$430 million, the companies announced yesterday.
Intel has signed a definitive agreement to invest $US250 million in German semiconductor company Infineon Technologies AG, Intel announced on Monday.
Microsoft Corp. has filed five separate software piracy lawsuits in Alabama and Mississippi, the company announced today.
Microsoft Corp. is looking to lure new subscribers to its WebTV service with a free two month introductory offer, the company announced yesterday.
The deal for Japanese electronics maker Kyocera Corp. to buy the CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) standard-based phone business from Qualcomm Inc. has been finalized, Qualcomm announced yesterday.
UK banks are cashing in on the WAP (wireless application protocol) technology fever hitting Europe. Last week saw numerous announcements from major UK financial institutions about their future plans for banking services via WAP-enabled mobile phones.
Woolwich PLC was first out of the blocks, announcing its WAP banking service on February 2.
Transmeta Corp., which only last month took the wraps off its Crusoe line of chips, today started its debut tour of Europe, stopping for a press conference in London before making its debut at the CeBIT trade show that kicks off on Feb. 24 in Hanover, Germany.
U.K. banks are cashing in on the WAP (wireless application protocol) technology fever hitting Europe. This week saw numerous announcements from major U.K. financial institutions about their future plans for banking services via WAP-enabled mobile phones.
Oracle Corp. and Swedish telecommunications company Telia AB have formed a mobile Internet services joint venture to be based in Sweden, the two companies announced today.
The Republic of Liberia looks set to become one of the first countries in the world to boast a government-run online casino.
Cars connected to the Internet, five IP (Internet Protocol) devices linked to a network on a person's body, and an Internet gateway for every home were just some of the predictions made by a Cisco Systems executive here yesterday at the ISPCON 2000 conference.
Microsoft Corp. and Gilat Satellite Networks Ltd. are co-developing two-way satellite broadband for consumer purposes, the companies announced yesterday.
Citrix Systems Inc. has purchased Internet consulting company Innovex Group Inc. for US$47.8 million, the company announced yesterday.
Telecommunications company CellPoint Inc. will acquire Unwire AB from the investment companies Ledstiernan AB and Procuritas Investment Partners AB, CellPoint announced today.
The U.K. government today called on the technology industry to collaborate with the Home Office on ways to make the Internet secure from crime.