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Balsillie unveils more hockey team plans Terrible

Jim Balsillie, co-chief executive officer of Research in Motion Ltd., has announced more details of his plans to bring a National Hockey League team to Hamilton, Ont. On Friday he announced a plan to spend $150 million on Copps Coliseum, to include a...

Published Fri, May 29 2009 12:12 PM by Greg Meckbach
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Published Fri, May 29 2009 2:15 PM by Greg Meckbach
Sun adds new model to Unified Storage line

Sun Microsystems has expanded its Unified Storage family with a model that scales from 12TB to 96TB. The new Sun Storage 7310 is a Flash-powered storage system that leverages Hybrid Storage Pool capabilities to deliver what the company says is “breakthrough”...

Published Thu, May 28 2009 12:17 PM by Howard Solomon
Vocollect connects enterprise software to mobile devices

Vocollect Inc. has announced VoiceWorld Suite, which includes interfaces designed to connect enterprise resource planning applications to handsets. Target markets include retailers, grocery stores, pharmaceutical firms, automotive and food distribution...

Published Wed, May 20 2009 12:11 PM by Greg Meckbach
Aleos to power all Sierra Wireless routers

Sierra Wireless will add its Aleos embedded intelligence platform to the firm’s MP line of rugged in-vehicle mobile routers when version 4.0 of the software is released this summer. As a result, all of the Vancouver company’s...

Published Thu, May 14 2009 12:16 PM by Howard Solomon
By the numbers

We’re not a financial news organization, but with the planet in the grip of a recession quarterly results can give readers a sense of how the Canadian IT infrastructure industry is being hit. Here’s a roundup of some of the most recent ones...

Published Thu, May 14 2009 12:16 PM by Howard Solomon
Juniper extends EX8200 line

Juniper Networks has added a second model to its EX8200 line of modular Ethernet switches for data centres. The EX8216 is a 16-slot high-performance platform with switch fabric capacity of up to 12.4 terabits a second. The company said it can...

Published Thu, May 14 2009 12:15 PM by Howard Solomon
Enablence is now flush

Taking advantage of seemingly bouyant markets, an Ottawa maker of components for network equipment makers and service providers, has raised another $13.8 million on the Toronto Venture Exchange. It was the fourth time Enablence Technologies...

Published Tue, May 12 2009 12:15 PM by Howard Solomon
Ixia leaps to buy Catapult

Network test equipment maker Ixia has signed a definitive agreement to buy Catapult Communications Corp. of Mountain View, Calif., for US$105 million, or $63 million net of Catapult’s cash and investments. The acquisition is expected...

Published Tue, May 12 2009 12:14 PM by Howard Solomon
Wilcom offers to buy Tii Network Technologies

Wilcom, Inc. , a maker optical fibre identifiers, has offered to buy Tii Network Technologies Inc. , which makes networking products for telcos and cablecos. Headquarted in Belmont, N.H., privately-held Wilcom has suggested it would...

Published Mon, May 11 2009 12:13 PM by Howard Solomon
Rogers going Android

Rogers Wireless will be the first to launch smartphones powered by the hopen source Android operating system. The company said today that next month it will start selling the HTC Dream and HTC Magic smartphones, which it says will allow fast and easy...

Published Thu, May 07 2009 12:13 PM by Howard Solomon

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May 2009 - Industry Watch

Balsillie unveils more hockey team plans Terrible

Balsillie unveils more hockey team plans

Sun adds new model to Unified Storage line

Vocollect connects enterprise software to mobile devices

Aleos to power all Sierra Wireless routers

By the numbers

Juniper extends EX8200 line

Enablence is now flush

Ixia leaps to buy Catapult

Wilcom offers to buy Tii Network Technologies

Rogers going Android

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