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Ezoic Brings the ‘Feng Shui’ of Website Formatting to Small Sites
TECH: Company Looks To Boost Advertising And User EngagementEngineers at Carlsbad-based Ezoic are wrestling with how to build more attractive websites that can fetch more advertising dollars. They think the solution may be in more computers and software. December 7, 2013 midnight $$ Share
Qualcomm Launches 'Proximity Beacons'; Could Boost Retail Staffs
Qualcomm Inc. is touting a series of new devices that could give retailers a boost in identifying interested shoppers in their stores.
Accelrys Acquires Irish Software Company for $50 Million
San Diego-based life sciences software company Accelrys Inc. has acquired Ireland-based Qumas for $50 million in cash.
Active Network Upgrades Software to Support 'Mob' Events
San Diego-based Active Network’s race registration software now supports “mob” events, the company said recently.
Imagine Communications to Be Sold to Colorado-Based Harris Broadcast
Imagine Communications has agreed to be acquired by Colorado-based Harris Broadcast.
Qualcomm Continues to Innovate, Turns in 30 Percent Growth
TECH: Company Is San Diego’s Largest, Employs 31,000 Worldwide
Qualcomm Inc. — big and iconic and long past its splashy 25th anniversary in 2010 — continued to grow like a spry young company in 2013.
Local Software Company Reaction Design to Merge With Pittsburgh Company
Reaction Design, a San Diego developer of chemistry simulation software, said it entered into a definitive merger agreement with Ansys Inc., a Pittsburgh maker of engineering software.
Sense4Baby Receives Key Regulatory Clearances for Monitoring System
Sense4Baby Inc. — a developer of a remote, wireless maternal-fetal heart rate monitoring system to perform nonstress testing for high-risk pregnancies on a smartphone or tablet — received 510(k) clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and a CE mark from the European Commission to commercialize its medical device.
Kratos Receives $4.25M for Security Work at World Trade Center Facility
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions Inc.’s Public Safety & Security Solutions division recently received some $4.25 million in security system integration awards at New York’s World Trade Center facility.
MaxLinear Hybrid Tuner to Be Used in New Line of Chinese TVs
Hisense Group, one of China’s top TV and electronics manufacturers, is using a MaxLinear tuner, the MxL661 in a new line of televisions.
Peregrine to Open New Facilities
Peregrine Semiconductor Corp. (Nasdaq: PSMI) has opened new lab facilities and expanded technical resources at its sales offices in the United Kingdom, Korea and China, the company announced.
General Atomics Scientist Participates in Nuclear Fusion Experiment
A scientist from a private San Diego company was part of a multinational effort to make nuclear fusion better suited for commercial power production.
Energy Monitoring System Puts Power to Conserve in Your Tablet
TECH: User-Friendly System Provides Tracking At the Granular Level
A $1,000 home energy bill was a wake-up call for Scott Steele. The former Motorola executive had recently moved into a 5,000-square-foot home in Poway and wanted to know more about where the electricity was going.
Pulse Electronics Corp. Ships Its 2 Billionth Antenna
Pulse Electronics Corp., a San Diego based maker of electronic components, recently shipped its 2 billionth antenna.
EDF Renewable Energy Buys Texas Wind Project
San Diego-based EDF Renewable Energy has acquired the 200 megawatt Hereford 1 Wind Project in the Texas Panhandle from Lincoln Renewable Energy, EDF announced.
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