Nextorage Solid-State Drives Hit Germany
Nextorage Corporation announced it is now selling its PCIe Gen4 x4 M.2 2280 Solid-State Drives (SSDs) in Germany.
Archive of posts tagged Germany
German Court Rules Huawei and ZTE Infringe MPEG-4 AVC Patents
MPEG LA announced the District Court in Düsseldorf, Germany has ruled that Huawei and ZTE infringed patents of two patent holders in MPEG LA’s MPEG-4 AVC patent portfolio license.
German Police Bust Pirate CD/DVD Operation
IFPI and BVMI announced that German police have raided and shut down a large, illegal CD/DVD and vinyl record replication facility.
Rovi and Decipher Conduct Connected TV Study
Rovi Corporation and Decipher Research released results of a three-part study that explores connected TV device usage and advanced advertising in Germany.
Employees Have No Qualms About Stealing Data
Iron Mountain announced its latest survey suggests that many employees have no qualms about taking highly confidential or sensitive documents with them when they leave a company.
Singulus Prospers from Blu-ray Success in Germany
Singulus Technologies announced that it has received new orders for its Blu-ray Disc (BD) replication systems as a result of increasing demand for the high definition video format in Germany.
Sony DADC Germany Going Green
Sony DADC announced that its operations in Germany have received ISO 14001 environmental management certification.
Blu-ray 3D Spending Booms
IHS Screen Digest announced it forecasts that consumers in the U.S., U.K., Germany and France will purchase 7.5 million Blu-ray 3D discs this year rising to 41 million in 2014.
Blu-ray Sales Rise in Western Europe and Japan
media control GfK International announced that it has released its 2010 Year End Home Video Retail Sales Report.
Sensio Delivers NBA All-Star Game in 3D
The National Basketball Association (NBA) and Sensio Technologies announced that they will distribute NBA All-Star Saturday Night and the 60th NBA All-Star Game to more than 100 international cinemas live in 3D.
Sony Launches Qriocity Music Service
Sony Corporation announced that it has launched its Music Unlimited powered by Qriocity service in France, Germany, Italy and Spain.