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Posted date: 8/15/2007

Eset Sets Up New Headquarters

Eset, the San Diego-based security software company, formally opened its new offices in the Little Italy neighborhood Aug. 14.

The company’s 75 employees will take up the top two floors of 610 W. Ash St. The company added 25 of those employee this year.

Eset’s flagship product is the NOD32 antivirus software.

The company was founded in 1992 and was previously based in Coronado.

— Brad Graves

February 8-14, 2010

CONNECT Goes to Washington
Most high-tech entrepreneurs and innovators don’t have time to put on a tie and sit through a three-hour meeting about policy issues in Washington, D.C. They are too busy creating the next generation of digital mobile applications and lifesaving health care products, and creating jobs for the new innovation economy. There has not been a strong voice or presence in the nation’s capital to represent these innovators, who neither have the money nor bandwidth to lobby or educate representatives on their needs and interests — until now.

S.D. Companies Race to Build Gene Machines
Technology contenders in the race to decode a person’s entire genetic makeup for less than $1,000 have been making gains in recent months, signaling that the finish line isn’t far ahead.

Conference Focuses on Methods to Combat Cyber Attacks
The creative and destructive power of the Internet emerged as a major topic of the West 2010 military conference, sharing the stage with more time-honored topics such as ships and naval strategy.

Scripps Health Issues $220M in Revenue Bonds
Scripps Health, currently in the middle of a building spree intended to bring its aging health care facilities up to date while accommodating future population demands, sought help financing its projects through the public markets last week.

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