Dateline: June 10, 1997
Storage Computer Corporation (Nashua, NH, http://www.storage.com) ranks as one of Business Week‘s hot growth companies for the second consecutive year
QLOGIC (Costa Mesa, CA, http://www.qlc.com) announces I2O support for its revolutionary ISP2100 PCI-to-Fiber Channel Chip
Cybernetics (Yorktown, VA, http://www.cybernetics.com) introduces two new super high performance hard disk drives --the CY-25XP and the CY-50XP, expanding their XP series
Indigo (Dusseldorf, Germany, http://www.indigonet.com) reduces the cost of digital printing with their new Easy Entry pricing plan
ATG Cygnet (Toulouse, France, http://www.ally@lages.com) has been purchased by investors wanting to insure the firm’s continued growth in 12-inch WORM optical disks and drives
Informative Graphics (Phoenix, AZ, http://www.infograph.com) has integrated its Myriad viewing software with Adra Systems‘ (Chelmsford, MA, http://www.adra.com) PDM (product data management) solution
WebOrder Smith-Gardner‘s (Delray, FL, http://www.smith-gardner.com) new on-line shopping technology is slated to replace the majority of “E-commerce” packages
Carreker Antinori (Dallas, TX, http://www.carreker.com) releases its CashForecaster system
Dan Peters will head the new Enterprise Applications unit for Bluebird Systems (Carlsbad, CA, http://www.bluebird.com)
A 17 inch monitor is available with ESP for under $500.00 --the Q71-- from Optiquest (Walnut, CA, http://www.optiquest.com)
ORNETIX (San Jose, CA, http://www.ornetix.com) announces the release of its new software TurboCache
Proxima (Los Angeles, CA, http://www.proxima.com) unveils its new SVGA polysilicon desktop projector DP5610
Optronics (Dusseldorf, Germany, http://www.ingr.com/optronics) improves its ColorGetter line of software with added perks and better pricing --a price decrease as much as 18% relative to the original models
Procom Technology (Irving, CA, http://www.procom.com) announces CD FORCE 3.1 embedded server software which is combatable with NetWare
A software developer’s kit WebControl is now available from Rapid Logic (Oakland, CA, http://www.rapidlogic.com)