Sun Buys Diba To Attack Set-top Box Market
News Diba, is a two-year-old Silicon Valley pioneer in designing software and hardware for the world of "information appliances", futuristic devices such as handheld e-mail terminals, smart phones and mobile Web browsers.
[July 31, 1997, 16:21]
Direct. Fast. Secure. The New Storage Area Network At DiBa Keeps Pace With Growing Business Needs
White Papers The Allgemeine Deutsche Direktbank AG (DiBa) has laid the foundation for future growth and better customer service by implementing a Storage Area Network (SAN). The high-performance and high-availability storage network encompasses two data centers...
[September 16, 2004, 0:00]
Martin Veitch's Diary
News Sun buys Diba, coolest of cool Valley startups, and claimant to pioneering the term 'information appliances' which not many people understand but everybody knows is The Next Big Thing. Nigel Seed, European VP of Diba, who was at Sun when it was a...
[August 2, 1997, 8:00]
MS Completes WebTV Buy
News The Internet TV service provider will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Microsoft, taking the firm into a pitch battle with Sun which last week announced plans to purchase Diba, a designer of hardware and software for set-top boxes and other...
[August 4, 1997, 9:21]
Comdex Fall, Las Vegas: Panasonic Shows Phone/Net Access Device
News The Japanese giant teamed up with Diba, a Californian startup dedicated to bringing hi-tech functions to the home, by showing a phone with a 3-inch x 2-inch monochrome LCD that lets users browse the text portion of the Web and send e-mail at the...
[November 20, 1996, 10:18]
Oracle's Navio Buy To Fuel Web-on-TV War
News Also in the fray is Sun which recently boiught Diba, a maker of digital appliances including set-top boxes. Navio, a maker of browsers for a wide variety of devices including thin clients and handheld computers, will be Oracle's challenge to...
[August 13, 1997, 12:03]
MS To Bring WebTV To UK In October
News Microsoft's purchase of WebTV takes it into a pitched battle with Sun which recently acquired Diba, a startup designer of set-top boxes and other 'information appliances', and Oracle, which recently purchased Navio Communications, a Netscape spin...
[August 22, 1997, 14:16]
Acer Plans £150 Computers
News And Sun Microsystems Inc.subsidiary Diba has already started selling software for such devices. The devices, dubbed X Computers, or XCs, by CEO Stan Shih, could include a KC, or kid's computer, which would be a basic box with a CD-ROM and child...
[December 2, 1997, 9:16]
The Day Ahead: Niku Leads IPO Parade
News Niku also has a seasoned management team -- chief executive Farzad Dibachi was chief of Diba, an information appliance company that was sold to Sun Microsystems. In an indication of strong demand, Niku, an information technology services company...
[February 29, 2000, 11:56]
