IPO Roundup: Virata, IManage, Web Street Prep IPOs
News A handful of tech companies are prepped to make their market debuts Wednesday as Web Street, iManage and Virata priced IPOs at the top or above their projected ranges. Virata has tagged its 5 million shares at $14, above its raised $11 to $13 price...
[November 17, 1999, 13:12]
WinPath™: A Best In Classes™ Solution For Access Packet Processing
White Papers Many companies have developed such devices, including IBM, IDT, Motorola and Virata. Wintegra’s WinPath Access Packet Processor family is unique in its approach to the access infrastructure, because it takes the best aspects of the existing silicon...
[February 1, 2004, 23:00]
Superfast DSL Shows Its Pace
News Ikanos is working in co-operation with Alcatel, Globespan/Virata, STMicroelectronics, IBM and Ericsson among others. The next generation of broadband came closer last week when Californian chip company Ikanos demonstrated Ethernet at 50 megabits...
[March 11, 2002, 14:00]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
News That's where the Churchill Intercontinental Hotel is, and that's where Virata ("Yes, we've had the Viagra jokes") is showing off its latest technology. Rather nervously, I open it. It turns out to be from Tony Blair.
[August 8, 1998, 7:05]
ARM And Microsoft Tie Up Chip Makers At Summit
News Nvidia, Sharp Microelectronics of the Americas, Centrality Communications, Cirrus Logic, Conexant Systems, Globespan Virata, LSI Logic and MagicEyes Digital have all agreed to develop systems based on ARM cores and Windows CE .Net 4.2.
[September 17, 2003, 17:50]
Broadcom Speeds Up 802.11g Networks
News Globespan Virata's system only speeds up the transfer of compressed data such as audio and video, while content such as encrypted data are transferred at lower speeds. Broadcom has introduced a Wi-Fi chipset that it says can speed the performance...
[January 9, 2004, 11:45]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog That's where the Churchill Intercontinental Hotel is, and that's where Virata ("Yes, we've had the Viagra jokes") is showing off its latest technology. Rather nervously, I open it. It turns out to be from Tony Blair.
[August 8, 1998, 8:05]
