Ritek Appoints New Chairman and CEO
Ritek Corporation announced it has appointed Ting-Chang Wang as the new Chairman and CEO of the company.
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Rimage Unveils Maestro Automatic USB Publishing System
Rimage Corporation announced its new Maestro automatic USB publishing system.
Ritek Promotes Antibacterial Optical Storage Discs
Reminiscent of earlier efforts, including Prodisc Technology’s Germproof DVDs from 2005, Ritek Corporation announced it is launching a new line of printable optical storage discs featuring antibacterial (not antiviral) surfaces.
Panasonic Taps Ritek to Manufacture Optical Archival Discs
Ritek Corporation announced it will begin mass producing 300GB professional-use Archival Discs for Panasonic in July.
Japan Disc Taps Ritek to Manufacture CD-R and DVD-R Media
Japan Disc announced it is targeting the business and institutional markets with a new line of blank CD-R and DVD-R discs manufactured by Ritek and employing Taiyo Yuden’s Media Identification (MID) code.
Ritek Launches 6X BD-R DL Discs
Ritek Corporation announced its new 6x-speed 50 GB dual-layer (DL) recordable Blu-ray discs (BD-R).
Millenniata Blu-ray M-DISC Ready for Blast Off
Better late than never, Millenniata announced that it plans to begin mass production of its 25GB Blu-ray M-DISCs in early August.
Ritek Rolls Out RIDATA SD9 Flash Drive
Ritek Corporation announced its new RIDATA SD9 USB 2.0 flash drive, which is available in 8GB, 16GB and 32GB capacities.
Millenniata Unveils Blu-ray M-DISCs
Millenniata announced that it plans to offer 25GB Blu-ray M-DISCs in the second quarter of 2013.
RITEK to Manufacture Millenniata M-DISC Media
Millenniata announced that it has entered into a manufacturing and licensing agreement with RITEK Corporation to produce its DVD-compatible M-DISC optical storage media.
USITC Investigates Retractable USB Connector Complaint
The U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) announced it will investigate a complaint filed by Anu IP LLC alleging a variety of companies’ devices that employ retractable USB connectors infringe the entity’s patents.