Navy Names New Spawar Commander
The U.S. Navy has tapped Rear Adm. David H. Lewis to be the next commander of Spawar.
AT&T Considering Ultra-Fast Internet Connectivity for San Diego Region
AT&T Inc. said it is considering putting high-speed Internet connectivity in San Diego and 20 other metro areas in the United States.
2 San Diego Businesses Are in the Hunt for Carrier-Drone Contract
The U.S. Navy recently offered contractors details on what it would like to see in its first production aircraft carrier-based drone.
Active Network Plays Role in White House Easter Egg Roll
The Active Network handled the ticket lottery for the White House Easter Egg Roll.
SDSU Names New Dean of College of Business Administration
San Diego State University has named an academic from Illinois to be the dean of its business school.
Carlsbad Company Participates in White House Conference on Solar Energy
Carlsbad-based Everyday Energy took part in a White House conference on solar energy April 17.
SDSU Names New Dean of Business School
San Diego State University has named an academic from Illinois to be the dean of its business school.
Local Company Participates in White House Conference on Solar Energy
Carlsbad-based Everyday Energy took part in a White House conference on solar energy April 17.
IHive Aims to Take the Stings Out of the Internet of Things
Beehives are synonymous with activity, and the people running downtown San Diego’s CyberHive seem to be making big moves with several new projects.
Co. Aims to Break the Mold On Smartphone Customization
TECH: Foneclay Gives User Creative App Making Power
Isaac Eteminan wants Foneclay to be the next big thing in smartphones.
Winners & Losers
Tech: Qualcomm Continues to Grow Profitably, While Many Cos. In Sector Lag on the Bottom Line
Fiscal 2013 was not a year to expect a profit from one of the region’s publicly traded technology businesses — unless you held shares in Qualcomm Inc.
Region to Get Some Work on the F-35 Aircraft
Lockheed Martin Corp.’s latest contract on the F-35 Lightning II aircraft will bring work to San Diego.
Upcoming Symposium to Discuss Defense Technology
Defense contractors and U.S. Navy leaders will gather April 22-24 at the Hall of Champions in Balboa Park to talk shop, and talk about technology.
Two Local Companies to Compete for Airfield Work for Navy
The U.S. Navy needs a solid place to land its aircraft, and it has chosen two local contractors to make that possible.
San Diego Startup Week Set for June 17-21
StartUp San Diego has set June 17-21 for its second annual San Diego Startup Week.
Three Local Construction Cos. to Compete for Defense Work
Three local companies may have Army construction work in their futures.
Lakeside Construction Co. to Compete for Navy Contracts in Pacific Northwest
Marathon Construction Co., a small business based in Lakeside, took a step toward receiving U.S. Navy construction contracts for work in the Pacific Northwest.
Harrah’s Project Adds 200 to Staff, Additional 80 Jobs Expected
Harrah’s Resort Southern California said it added 200 jobs with the completion of its ambitious construction project, and is up to 1,600 employees at its hotel and casino.
Peregrine Semiconductor Targets China Telecom Market With Microchip
San Diego-based Peregrine Semiconductor Inc. announced on April 9 that it plans to introduce its UltraCMOS Global 1 microchip to the Chinese telecom market.
Moroccan Air Force Training Deal Worth $5 Million for Cubic
Cubic Corp. said on April 11 that it received a contract worth more than $5 million to supply an aircraft training system to the Moroccan air force.
Cubic Gets $5M Deal to Supply Moroccan Air Force With Training Equipment
Cubic Corp. said on April 11 that it received a contract worth more than $5 million to supply an aircraft training system to the Moroccan air force.
Peregrine Semiconductor to Introduce Microchip in China Market
San Diego-based Peregrine Semiconductor Inc. announced on April 9 that it plans to introduce its UltraCMOS Global 1 microchip to the Chinese telecom market.
Navy Discovery Could Bring Sea Change to Fueling of Its Fleet
The U.S. Navy claims that it has produced a hydrocarbon fuel made from seawater. Scientists at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory said they demonstrated the concept in mid-2013, using the fuel to fly a scale model airplane with a stock, two-stroke engine.
Alumnify Creates Collegial Connections for Alumni and Schools
TECH: Business Model Includes Annual Fees From Schools, Donation Feature
College taught A.J. Agrawal a fair amount, but the young tech CEO said he got quite an education after graduation, when he had to cold-call hundreds of colleges.
DivX’s New Owners Seek New Customers
TECH: Co. Targets China, Seeks to Increase Its Patents
Change seems to be a constant at DivX LLC, which got new owners this month.
Turn of the Screw
Maritime: Marine Group Boat Works Is Thriving, But Uncertainty of Place Looms
Todd Roberts sits in the pilot house of a 114-foot U.S. Navy boat that his workers just built, and mentally charts his course with a mixture of excitement and apprehension.
General Atomics ASI Gets $141.4M Air Force Deal
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc. of Poway received a four-year, $141.4 million U.S. Air Force delivery order for work on the Block 50 ground control station for unmanned aircraft.
Five San Diego Construction Companies to Compete for Navy Task Orders
Five San Diego County construction companies stand to collectively gain up to $99 million in contracts over five years, following a decision by the U.S. Navy’s facilities command.
Qualcomm Boosts Dividend 20 Percent
Semiconductor maker Qualcomm Inc. authorized an increased dividend as its stock flourishes.
Airgain on the Move
Antenna technology firm Airgain Inc. has traded its North County space for a more centrally located headquarters.
Barrio Logan Zoning Issue to Remain on June Ballot After Lawsuit Fails
The legal effort to take a disputed Barrio Logan zoning plan off of the June ballot failed late last week, so voters living in San Diego city limits will still be asked to make a decision about the neighborhood’s future.
Qualcomm Introduces New Snapdragon Prcoessors
Qualcomm Inc. unveiled new high-end processors for smartphones and tablets on April 7.
West Partners Invests in Carlsbad Tech Company NoteVault
West Partners said it recently closed an investment in NoteVault Inc., a Carlsbad-based technology company. The amount of the investment was not disclosed.
Biotech Startup Scores a Win at UCSD's TriNet Challenge
A startup company at work on a unique medical device — a photosynthetic scaffold technology that helps restore damaged or diseased tissue — won a university business competition and $6,000.
Will Proximity Beacons Breed Contempt From Saturated Users?
Proximity beacon technology, such as that produced by Qualcomm Inc., is ready for prime time.
New World of Mobile Advertising Spurs Business Unit Creation
Marketing: Digitaria Hoping Big on Mars Will Make Big Impact on Clients
Digitaria, a digital marketing and advertising agency based in San Diego’s East Village, is developing a business unit that will specialize in software applications for mobile devices.
Co. Gives Financial Professionals A Clear Picture of Clients’ Needs
SOFTWARE: Marketing Videos and Analytics Used To Determine Best Prospects
Kim Folsom has blended two areas she knows well — video marketing technology and financial education — to create a software platform for helping financial professionals gain small-business clients.
Prima Ushers In a Home Cinema First
Entertainment: System Securely Delivers Debuting Films
The first company to deliver movies to home theaters in a high-quality format on the same night they premiere in neighborhood multiplexes isn’t in Los Angeles; it’s in Carlsbad.
West Partners Invests in Carlsbad Tech Company
West Partners said it recently closed an investment in NoteVault Inc., a Carlsbad-based technology company. The amount of the investment was not disclosed.
Biotech Startup Gets a Win at UCSD's TriNet Challenge
A startup company at work on a unique medical device — a photosynthetic scaffold technology that helps restore damaged or diseased tissue — won a university business competition and $6,000.
San Diego-based TVC Capital Invests Additional $2.5M in Software Co.
San Diego-based TVC Capital LLC has invested an additional $2.5 million in Denver software maker Levels Beyond, the companies said on April 3.
Northrop Grumman Gets $43.8M Navy Deal for Unmanned Helicopters
The U.S. Navy said that it awarded a $43.8 million contract to Northrop Grumman Corp. for several unmanned helicopters and one ground control station.
Space Micro Doubling the Size of Its Design, Manufacturing Quarters
Space Micro Inc., which makes a variety of radiation-hardened electronics for satellites, said that it signed a five-year lease to expand its Mira Mesa facility.
Qualcomm’s Sale of a Joint Venture Stake Reportedly Approved By Regulators in India
Telecommunications regulators in India approved Qualcomm Inc.’s sale of its stake in a wireless joint venture to Bharti Airtel Ltd., the Economic Times of India reported March 29.
Two Companies Agree to Buy San Diego-Based DivX for Up to $75M
Parallax Capital Partners and StepStone Group said on March 31 that they had inked a definitive agreement to buy DivX LLC, the San Diego-based video technology company, from Silicon Valley-based Rovi Corp. for up to $75 million.
CACI One of Three Companies Eligible to Bid on a Possible $71M in Government Contracts
CACI Inc., based in Virginia with offices in San Diego, is one of three companies receiving U.S. Navy electronics contracts that could be worth tens of millions of dollars.
Cubic Corp. Gets $6.9 Million Air Force Contract
The U.S. Air Force said on March 28 that it awarded Cubic Corp. a one-year contract worth $6.9 million.
Cubic Gets Air Force Contract Worth $6.9M
The U.S. Air Force said that it awarded Cubic Corp. a one-year contract worth $6.9 million.
Local Sony Online Game Developers Launch ‘Landmark’ With Help
A fantasy world built by San Diego videogame developers — with an unusual amount of help from the public — has graduated to the beta test phase.
Report Sees Growth for Cybersecurity Cluster
TECH: Study Urges Players To Target Private Sector, as Well as Public, for Clients
Armed with a new snapshot of San Diego’s tech cluster, local officials have pledged to make cybersecurity a bigger part of the region’s economy.
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