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• Spectra Logic CEO Dispels the Myths around Disk and Tape at SNW Fall

  - 2008-10-07

  Nathan Thompson Presents on Storage Market Issues and Brings New Light to Old Adages BOULDER, Colo. -- Spectra Logic's chief executive officer, Nathan C. Thompson, joins a prestigious speaker roster next week at Storage Networking World SNW Fall 2008, to be hosted at the Gaylord Texan in Dallas. Thompson's...

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• StorageWatch monitoring software deployed by University of Colorado

  - 2008-06-03

  TELECOMWORLDWIRE-3 June 2008-StorageWatch monitoring software deployed by University of ColoradoC1994-2008 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.m2.com RAID Inc, a storage service provider specialising in custom manufacturing of storage solutions, has announced that its flagship product, StorageWatch, has been selected by the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences at the University...

  Tags: HARDWARE, monitoring, software, Storage, University of Colorado

• NCAR Awards Cheyenne Supercomputer Center.

  - 2007-04-09

  Staff Cheyenne-- The National Center for Atmospheric Research and its managing organization, the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, have selected Cheyenne as the site for a new supercomputing data center and will form a partnership with the state of Wyoming, the...

  Tags: FINANCE, HARDWARE, Storage, supercomputer, University of Colorado, Wyoming

• Avian flu-detecting chips licensed for distribution (Electronic News)

  - 2007-01-15

  The best weapon against potential pandemics http://www.edn.com/article/CA6276703.html?partner=enews&industryid=43 698 like avian flu could indeed prove to be a computer chip. A microarray-based influenza detection technology, dubbed "MChip," has been developed by scientists at the University of Colorado http://www.colorado.edu/ in close collaboration with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention http://www.cdc.gov...

  Tags: chip, collaboration, HARDWARE, physician, scientist, SECURITY, Semiconductors, University of Colorado, virus

• A QUEEN'S DEAL

  - 2006-05-25

  The pairing of international and local academia and private industry will fast-track several new technologies into the semiconductor market. The innovations will have widespread applications in automobiles, televisions, watches, toys, cell phones and defense communications. A collaborative agreement, in the works since December 2004, recently was reached...

  Tags: Atmel Corp., HARDWARE, patent, Queen, Semiconductors, University of Colorado

• 3 areas selected to anchor growth

  - 2005-03-12

  Colorado Springs will look to its airport, downtown and university as anchors for economic growth in coming years, economic development officials said Friday. All three anchors are needed to support local businesses that sell products outside the city, providing jobs and generating income for local residents, said...

  Tags: aviation, Biotechnology, downtown, HARDWARE, Semiconductors, Strategy, University of Colorado

• OBITUARIES

  - 2003-05-30

  DONALD EUGENE BROWN Donald Eugene Brown also known as "Squeak", beloved husband, father and grandfather, began his journey with his Lord and Savior on the morning of May 24, 2003, at a local hospital. He was born to Walter J. Brown, Sr., and Betty Motley Brown...

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• BRIEFS

  - 2002-04-16

  Broncos ink OT Salaam, offer deal to FB Hodgins With the NFL draft looming at the end of the week, the Denver Broncos may have solved two of their biggest personnel needs Monday. The Broncos signed free-agent offensive tackle Ephraim Salaam (6- 7, 300), a starter...

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