Fujitsu PRIMERGY TX 120 S2 Compact Server awarded Government Computer News’ “Best in FOSE”
Fujitsu America News: The Best of FOSE awards program recognizes outstanding and innovative information technology products for government exhibited during the show, which is staged by the 1105 Government Information Group, publisher of GCN.
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Fujitsu America featured in Computer Business Review: “Fujitsu expands government sector offerings”
Fujitsu America News: This article in Computer Business Review (CBR) highlights the various Fujitsu government-focused solutions, including infrastructure and application IT services. Fujitsu America’s Bob Farrow is also quoted in the article.
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Fujitsu America featured in Technology & Learning: “The Quest For Portability, Dwight Englewood School in Englewood”
Fujitsu America News: Dwight Englewood School in New Jersey is highlighted for using Fujitsu LifeBook T5010s in the classroom. It states, ““…It’s hard to take notes in math and science on a keyboard.” The tablets have niche applications everyone likes.”
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Fujitsu America featured in Computerworld: “3 laptops powered by Intel’s Core i7 processor”
Fujitsu America News: The Fujitsu LifeBook E780 was given a favorable review in a trend piece about laptops using Intel Core i7 processor in Computerworld. It states, “…Fujitsu’s LifeBook E780 provides nearly as much processing power for a lot less money.”
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Fujitsu America featured in ZDNet: “Fujitsu rethinks data center cooling with latest Primergy server for cloud applications”
Fujitsu America News: Heather Clancy’s article covers the CX1000 release. She states, “Fujitsu’s latest Primergy server product, called the Primergy CX1000, was designed to appeal to the economics of cloud service providers — especially those that are focused on ultra energy efficiency.”
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Fujitsu America featured in IDG News: “Fujitsu Aims New Server at Cloud Compute Providers”
Fujitsu America News: This article by Nancy Gohring of IDG News resulted from a briefing about the PRIMERGY CX1000. The article notes the new server as specially designed for IaaS, and positions Fujitsu against IBM, HP, Dell and SGI. The article also points out that Fujitsu is differentiating itself from its competitors by offering specialized services in targeted markets.
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Bridgelux featured in CNET: “Bridgelux develops snap-in LED light”
Bridgelux News: LED lighting company Bridgelux says out with the Edison screw-in bulb and in with the snap-in lighting module.
The Livermore, Calif.-based start-up said Wednesday it has designed a lighting module called Helieon that combines Bridgelux’ LED lights and a snap-in interconnect system made by Molex, which is based in Lisle, Illinois.
Bridgelux worked with Molex to make a lighting fixture that can snap into a base, a system designed to make upgrading and installation easier.
The interconnect system will make it easy to install LEDs and upgrade them when more efficient or brighter lights come out, the companies said.
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Bridgelux featured in TechPulse360: “Bridgelux Redesigns The LED Light Bulb, Cuts Price”
Bridgelux News: Bridgelux hopes to create what has so far eluded the LED lighting industry: an easily replaceable LED bulb.
The California start-up late Tuesday unveiled its Helieon Sustainable Light Module, a product it designed with Molex of Illinois. The package of LED chips and optical gear no longer needs to be screwed into a light fixture. This ease of installation should make it easy to change to new bulbs when brighter, more efficient LEDs come out, says CEO William Watkins.
The new product also cuts prices by 30 to 50 percent.
By Mark Boslet
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Bridgelux featured in Greentech Media: “Top 50 VC-Funded Greentech Startups”
Bridgelux News: Greentech Media announces the top 50 startups in greentech
Venture capital firms have invested almost $20 billion into hundreds of greentech startups since 2005. All of these firms are looking to launch a disruptive force into their target markets, scale rapidly and grow quickly.
Very few of these firms will actually make it.
We put our energy analysts, reporters and editors to the task of picking fifty VC startups in greentech that have at least a fighting chance of succeeding as VC-funded start-ups and making an impact on our energy-intensive lives.
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Zerista featured in PCMag.com blogs: Demo Starts With Focus on Mobile Applications
This year’s Demo conference has a new executive producer and a somewhat smaller group of new companies, but still looks to have some interesting new software.
Executive Producer Matt Marshall said technology progress pushes civilization forward, and asked “what greater calling than entrepreneurship?” He then introduced a number of mobile applications. As usual, I’m going to give you my impressions of the public demos first; later, I’ll look at many of these more closely and let you know which ones I find most promising.
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A Chat with Zerista – DEMOspring10 Presenter
Zerista News: Here’s the first interview I grabbed at the opening reception… it’s with Charlie Savage, CEO, and John Kanarowski, president, of this Denver-based startup.
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Zerista Offers Mobile-Optimized Social Media Tools for Groups
Zerista News: DEMO Spring 2010 officially kicks off on Monday morning, but at the welcome reception earlier tonight, we got a chance to meet with some of the companies that will be presenting their products over the next two days.
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Zerista featured in Mashable: Zerista Offers Mobile-Optimized Social Media Tools for Groups
DEMO Spring 2010 officially kicks off on Monday morning, but at the welcome reception earlier tonight, we got a chance to meet with some of the companies that will be presenting their products over the next two days.
One of those companies is Zerista, which is a tool that lets groups, clubs, teams and organizations build their own mobile-optimized applications. Think of it as a private Facebook/Foursquare( )/Twitter( ) mash-up.
By Christina Warren
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Zerista featured in TechCrunch: DEMO: Mobile Startup Roundup
VentureBeat’s Spring 2010 DEMO conference is kicking off this week. Out of the 65 companies that are launching products and services this week, there are a number of mobile-related startups in the mix. Interestingly, there are several startups that are launching simple iPhone and mobile app creation services. Among the more compelling ideas are Flinc’s realtime ridesharing app and Zerista’s Ning-like platform for mobile apps. Here’s a roundup of 8 startups with mobile applications and services launching at DEMO.
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E-mail Firms Latch on to Market for Social Campaign Tools
StrongMail News: Following the footsteps of analytics firms, e-mail companies have begun offering products to help marketers manage and track social media campaigns. This week, Responsys joined StrongMail and others in unveiling tools for coordinating things like e-mail, Facebook, Twitter, and mobile campaign management and reporting. The connection across these channels: CRM and direct marketing.
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New Tools and Tips to Strengthen the E-mail and Social Media Bond
StrongMail News: The week ended March 13 was the first time that Facebook was the number-one online destination in the U.S., topping Google. So this seems as good a time as any for two marketing solutions providers to release software that aims to integrate social media efforts into cross-channel campaigns.
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The rise of email + social media
StrongMail News: Adding social media functionality to email can help your brand develop close relationships with your customers and their networks. Here’s how.
The blogosphere is abuzz with tired arguments over whether or not social media signals the death of email. The most recent prediction comes from Matt Cain of Gartner, signaling that “by 2014, social networking services will replace email as the primary vehicle for interpersonal communications for 20 percent of business users.” This very well might be true, for the 20 percent that need to collaborate; however, it in no way replaces the need for bi-directional communication.
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Inbox Insider: E-mail marketing firms move into Asia-Pacific market
StrongMail News: Although e-mail marketing has been a global business for years, numerous US-based vendors are now growing their presence in the Asia-Pacific marketplace. This week, e-mail firm StrongMail extended its small footprint in the region through a partnership with XCOM Media.
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StrongMail expands operations in Asia-Pacific
StrongMail News: Redwood City, Calif.—E-mail and social company StrongMail Systems has forged a partnership with Australian digital marketing agency XCOM Media to represent StrongMail’s solutions and manage accounts in the Asia-Pacific market. As part of the partnership, XCOM will represent StrongMail’s suite of e-mail and social media marketing solutions, and also offer its own services, which include strategy, design, development, deliverability and full-service account management, according to StrongMail. XCOM is based in New Farm, Australia, a suburb of Brisbane.
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Fujitsu America featured in Computer Shopper: “Fujitsu LifeBook T4310”
Fujitsu America News: In the March issue of Computer Shopper the Fujitsu LifeBook T4310 Tablet PC is reviewed and awarded editor’s choice with a rating of 8.2. The article highlights the tablet’s ease of convertibility and considers it the “…ideal choice for the small- and medium-business markets, as well as educational buyers and individual consumers.”
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