High Technology News and Information for the Pacific Northwest Region
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High Technology News and Information for the Pacific Northwest Region |
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 Tuesday, July 22, 2008 Insitu Acquired By Boeing Aircraft maker Boeing said Tuesday morning that it has acquired Bingen, Washington-based Insitu, a developer of unmanned aircaft systems used by the Department of Defense. According to the firms, Insitu will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Boeing's Integrated Defense Systems' Military Aircraft division. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Insitu was venture backed by Battery Ventures, Second Avenue partners, and Pteranodon Ventures. Insitu most recently raised $25M in a venture (More info...) posted on Tuesday, July 22, 2008(Full story) Geospiza Inks Deal In Florida Seattle-based Geospiza, a provider of software for automating data from genetic testing, said Tuesday that the firm has been selected by the University of Florida. Financial impact of the deal was not disclosed, however, the firm said that the University will use the firm's FinchLab product to manage its Interdisciplinary Center for Biotechnology Research (ICBR) Next Generation DNA Sequencing Laboratory. Geospiza's tools are used to manage gene sequencing workflow and laboratories; the firm rece (More info...) posted on Tuesday, July 22, 2008(Full story) Zillow.com Expands Listings Seattle-based online real estate site Zillow.com said today that it has expanded its number of for-sale listings to around three million listings, due to growth in the firm's Zillow Listings Feed Program. The program is Zillow's bulk feed listing update service which it offers to real estate brokerages. According to Zillow, the increased number of listings includes new construction, foreclosures, land, and its "Make Me Move" listings. Zillow also said it now has more than five million unique use (More info...) posted on Tuesday, July 22, 2008(Full story) thePlatform Signs Time Warner Cable Seattle-based thePlatform has signed on Time Warner Cable as a customer, the firm said Monday. According to the firms, thePlatform will serve as the central backend video management system for Time Warner's Road Runner cable portal. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. The deal cover publishing and aggregating video content and advertising on Time Warner Cable's portal site for its cable Internet customers. posted on Tuesday, July 22, 2008(Full story) Delve, EdgeCast Networks in Partnership Seattle-based Delve Networks, a provider of video-publishing services for the Internet, revealed Monday that it will use EdgeCast Network Inc.'s content delivery network in conjunction with its video-publishing platform. The financial impact of the partnership was not disclosed. Delve explained that its recently launched online video-publishing platform offers content publishers with cutting edge tools for uploading, managing and tracking online video performance. EdgeCast will be used for CDN s (More info...) posted on Tuesday, July 22, 2008(Full story) |
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