Cambria-Rowe Business College expands curriculum Feb 12, 2008
The CSS course includes a core set of business and computer application classes, as well as specialized classes in computer networking, repair, and operating systems. In addition to the new CSS program, Cambria-Rowe offers six other 18-month Associate degree programs: Accounting, Management, Business Administration, Administrative Assistant, Legal Assistant, and Medical Office Administration. (Somerset Daily American, PA)
Acquisition boosts Thermo Fisher Feb 7, 2008
Cisco Systems Inc., the biggest maker of computer networking equipment, posted a second-quarter profit that met analysts' estimates on gains in Europe and Asia. Net climbed 7. (Boston Globe)
NEC Develops World's First Data-recovering LSI With Waveform Detection and Automatic Decision-point Optimization Capability Feb 6, 2008
Enables higher receiver performance of 40Gbps and beyond optical transmission systems TOKYO and SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- NEC Corporation today announced that it has succeeded in the development of a new data-recovering large scale integrated circuit (LSI), which will enable substantial improvement in data-receiving performance of 40 gigabits per second (Gbps) and beyond optical fiber transmission systems. This is the world's first(1) chip to incorporate an adaptive data-decision... (PR Newswire)
NEC and NEC Electronics Successfully Develop Reconfigurable Analog Baseband LSI for Software Defined Radio Feb 6, 2008
TOKYO and SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- NEC Corporation and NEC Electronics Corporation today announced the successful development of a reconfigurable analog baseband LSI for Software Defined Radio (SDR). The newly developed LSI is capable of filtering unnecessary signals in the frequency range of 400 KHz to 30 MHz, allowing it to simultaneously support multiple wireless standards for existing and future mobile system standards such as mobile phone, broadcasting, and wireless LAN... (PR Newswire)
NEC Develops 60-GHz-Band CMOS Transceiver With World's Highest Output Power Feb 6, 2008
TOKYO and SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- NEC Corporation today announced the successful development of a 60-GHz-band(1) wireless transceiver with the world's highest output power(2). Based on low-cost standard CMOS technology, the newly developed transceiver has been designed to enable consumer wireless systems with multi-gigabit data transmission. (PR Newswire)
Donations mean Downs man gets much-needed wheelchair Feb 4, 2008
The standing function will reduce the risk of potentially fatal complications from pressure sores on his backside, as well as allow him to be eye-to-eye with other people, including colleagues and customers at his Web development and computer networking business, Ctech in Bloomington. The improved navigation and climbing functions will give him access to businesses that he cant get into now and will allow him to join his son, Carson, on his Cub Scout trips. (The Pantagraph newspaper)
Citrix: SEC probe ends without action Feb 2, 2008
The SEC probe followed an internal review at the Fort Lauderdale-based computer networking company (NASDAQ: CTXS), likely evidence of accounting issues in its stock option grant dates from 1996 until mid-1998. The company restated financial statements and reports for 2004 and 2005 and for quarterly periods for 2005 and 2006. (South Florida Business Journal, FL)
Business people Jan 27, 2008
He has a background in computer networking and electrical technology, and will be providing installation services. Klipfel named. (Bismarck Tribune, ND)
FTC Bars Company From Higher Royalties Jan 24, 2008
The Federal Trade Commission said Wednesday that it has blocked a company from seeking higher royalties on a patented technology that is included in a widely used computer networking standard. The commission accused Negotiated Data Solutions LLC, based in Chicago, of engaging in unfair competitive practices when it sought the higher royalties on technology used in ethernet networking equipment. (ABC News -- Wire)
Citrix earnings, revenue up for Q4, year Jan 24, 2008
The Fort Lauderdale-based computer networking company said it earned $63 million, or 33 cents a diluted share, on revenue of $400 million in the fourth quarter. For the same quarter in 2006, the company said it earned $53 million, or 29 cents a diluted share, on revenue of $321 million. (South Florida Business Journal, FL)
IVCC fall graduates Jan 24, 2008
Spring Valley Lynnette Bugiyne, Certified Nursing Assistant; Amanda Dailey, AAS in Computer Networking Administration; Dawn Derix, Certified Nursing Assistant; Lisa Edwards, Certified Nursing Assistant; Sarah Olmsted, Certified Nursing Assistant; Rikki Ribas, Certified Nursing Assistant; and Danelle Wines, Certified Nursing Assistant. Tiskilwa Heather Davis, Certified Nursing Assistant; Tina Gebhart, AAS in Horticulture/Landscape Management; and Alicia Rokosz, Horticulture. (Princeton Bureau County Republican, IL)
The case for backing up: Jan 21, 2008
In 1997, Wroten owned NetUnlimited, a computer networking company and Internet service provider that had nearly 90 employees. The company was based in downtown Winston-Salem in an old Reynolds Tobacco building. (Business Journal of the Greater Triad Area)
Eloy 1st Wi-Fi 'hot spot' in program Jan 20, 2008
Use of the wireless service allows for better connectivity in gaming, computer networking, Internet access, televisions, DVD players and digital cameras. And ultimately, it gives Internet surfers the ability to be more mobile. (Casa Grande Valley Newspapers, AZ)
With WiMAX iffy, what's your laptop strategy? Jan 18, 2008
Joanie Wexler is an independent networking technology writer/editor in California's Silicon Valley who has spent most of her career analyzing trends and news in the computer networking industry. She welcomes your comments on the articles published in this newsletter, as well as your ideas for future article topics. (NetworkWorld.com, MA)
LTC spring session starts ... Local legislators look ahead to terms ... Heat the house safely ... New day begins for St. Mary Council ... Elementary school combination finalizing ... \'STORMS\' PREPARATION ... A fifth of Iberia electorate cant vote ... Louisiana begins closed primaries ... Foster kids in need of homes ... Workshop to foster open communication ... Senior dinners planned in Franklin this week ... No cane trucks in historic district ... Jeanerette seeking all old photos ... Roughrider rides in ... Baudry to usher in change ... St. Martinville mayor ponders sagging law ... Well-known artists to play at Sliman ... Iberia 4-H\'ers show their livestock ... Collecting, tinkering part of his life ... Loreauville aldermen will meet ... Delcambre meeting set ... Relief on way from carbon black? ... Festival picks local artists work ... Big rig runs off road ... MERCHANDISE BLITZ ... Dispute leads to cutting ... Missing hunter\'s body found in lake ... May join suit ... Public invited to free brass quintet show ... WRDA celebrated by port, Mary Landrieu ... Compliance department expanding ... St. Mary extends deal for superintendent ... CONGRESSIONAL VISIT ... Awards amount settled ... Building plans draw criticism ... Board picks new BPMS principal ... District attorney backs child rape death penalty ... Christmas tree restoration in works ... Restoring state\'s coast job No. 1 ... Officers tabbed for Iberia school board ... Baldwin board to set meeting times for 2008 ... Teche residents sought in Hospice training ... Vitter: WRDA long time coming ... Crash victims family sues ... Mayor outlines projects for 2008 ... Deare Street shooting wounds man, woman ... Late tax returns may slow student aid process ... United Way banquet planned Jan. 17 ... Leadership class gets started with retreat ... Enhancement fund delivering quality in Iberia ... Straightening out right-of-way issues on council agenda ... St. Mary schools head gets evaluated ... Local fans love watching LSU roll ... Area men tied to gang ... Loreauville native wears his colors in Ohio ... Robbery attempt investigated ... Search for missing Coteau hunter continues ... Iberia Parish Council considers issue with Estates subdivision ... Belle Place principal named Wednesday ... St. Martin board considers new director ... Wednesday last day for registration ... St. Martinville tables vote on sagging pants law ... HUNTING GHOSTS ... LSU band ready ... Cars end up in water ... New Iberia meeting includes mayor\'s projects for 2008 ... New officer selection slated in St. Martinville ... Young Tiger Fan ... Computer has child porn ... A year later, still coping with death ... Chamber sets it banquet Jan. 24 ... Epiphany not just start of Mardi Gras season ... Local teen in top 25 best performers ... St. Mary council considers variances ... Sagging law gets second look ... Icy fountain ... Prior abuse”coroner ... Future Tiger pumped up, to ... 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Louisiana Technical College offers day classes in accounting technology, air-conditioning and refrigeration, care of young children, carpentry, computer electronics technology, electrician, computer networking, machine tool, medical office assistant, office system technology, nursing and welding. Free training evening classes include welding, drafting, machine tool technology, construction, residential carpentry, air condition and refrigeration. (New Iberia, LA)
LMC restructuring Jan 11, 2008
Initial plans include moving forward with science program renovations and curriculum upgrades; development of the college's Medical Imaging Career Center; the addition of one financial aid position to provide access to Stafford Loans; the relocation of both the Computer Networking program from the Bertrand Crossing Campus and the Digital Media Design program from the South Haven Campus to the Napier Avenue campus; creation of a testing center on the Napier Avenue Campus; and assignment of... (Dowagiac News, MI)
Ocean makes long commute worth every mile Jan 10, 2008
"I work 9 to 6," she said, staying in touch with the office through a sophisticated computer networking system. "They tell me what cases to do and I do an overview of both sides. I'll make the call who's right and he'll tweak what I present.Gregg Laskoski, a spokesman for AAA Motor Club South, said most Floridians look at a commute of more than 30 minutes as too far to travel, compared to a New Yorker who might spend hours on the road each day."I know of no one else who drives out of state," he... (Daytona Beach News Journal)
Netgear Australia recalls adapters Jan 10, 2008
COMPUTER networking maker Netgear has voluntarily recalled faulty ethernet adapters - XE103 Powerline Adapters - which could short-circuit and overheat. Approximately 2100 units have been sold in Australia, a Netgear Australia spokesperson said. (Australian IT)
Daily Briefing Jan 9, 2008
Cisco Systems Inc., the biggest maker of computer networking equipment, plans to sell cable set-top boxes that also connect home computers to the Web, focusing on consumers to counter slowing growth in corporate orders. The box from Cisco's Scientific Atlanta unit will use technology from its Linksys home routers. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Business)
CES 2008: Atheros Demonstrates Expanded Technology Portfolio to Enhance Connectivity and Multimedia at Home and On-the-Go Jan 7, 2008
Atheros' Momentum Continues from Its Wi-Fi Origins to Ethernet, Bluetooth and GPS to Address the Convergence of Networking, Computing and Entertainment LAS VEGAS, Jan. 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- CES Conference -- Atheros Communications, Inc. (Nasdaq: ), a leading developer of advanced wireless and wired solutions, today announced it is demonstrating its broadly expanded technology portfolio at the 2008 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) at its booth at the LVCC, South Hall 4, #35349.... (PR Newswire)
Icron participates in HD-PLC Alliance showcase at 2008 CES Jan 5, 2008
ExtremeUSB is the only USB-IF compliant extension solution and is deployed globally in a wide range of applications including: industrial automation, medical device, aerospace, KVM and computer networking. ExtremeUSB technology is available in a variety of formats including technology licenses, OEM modules, developer kits, as well as branded and private-label products. (PR Newswire)
Latest TV offering: firms promise an end to tangled wires Jan 5, 2008
It is an unusual group: the home entertainment industry has not generally been a leader in wireless technologies, most of which have been pioneered by makers of cellphones or computer networking gear. But Bloomberg reported yesterday that Intel had joined, which could broaden the reach of the technology from home entertainment applications to computers. (Business Report, South Africa)
Wireless technologies for high-definition TVs to go on display Jan 4, 2008
It is an unusual group, in that the home entertainment industry has not generally been a leader in wireless technologies - most of them have been pioneered by makers of cellphones or computer networking gear. Today in Business. (International Herald Tribune)
Electronics industry fires up for convention that will marry entertainment, wireless HD Jan 4, 2008
It's an unusual group, in that the home entertainment industry hasn't generally been a leader in wireless technologies -- most of them have been pioneered by makers of cell phones or computer networking gear. But the consortium announced yesterday that Intel Corp. is joining the group, which could broaden the reach of the technology from home entertainment applications to computers. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA)
Wireless HDTV rivalry gains steam Jan 3, 2008
It's an unusual group, in that the home entertainment industry hasn't generally been a leader in wireless technologies -- most of them have been pioneered by makers of cell phones or computer networking gear. But the consortium is set to announce that Intel Corp is joining the group, which could broaden the reach of the technology from home entertainment applications to computers. (India Times, India)
Vistan is volunteering to get kids involved in leadership Dec 31, 2007
Woodall, who operates his own computer networking and business security firm, jumped into the Bonsall club with both feet, taking his five youngsters with him. Heavily involved in the club are his four boys, ranging in age from 17- to 5-years-old, and his 12-year-old daughter. (North County Times)
Minneapolis IT Firm Corporate Technologies Broadens Reach and Service Offerings with Acquisition of Idaho Technology Company, ITG Dec 29, 2007
The company is one of the country's largest providers of managed IT services for the small to medium sized business market and also offers custom Technology Advantage(TM) support, VoIP and PBX telephone systems, computer networking solutions, repair and warranty services and systems integration and consulting. With a breadth of managed IT business solutions, multiple locations, and over 200 employees strong, Corporate Technologies is able to support their customers on a national level. (PR Newswire)
Today's Stories Dec 28, 2007
Gwinnett Gladiators at Augusta Lynx: 7:35pm, James Brown Arena, 6. Playback "The Band" featuring Tutu D'Vyne: Surrey Tavern, 471 Hig. (The Augusta Chronicle)
N.H. plant stuns city, workers with layoffs Dec 24, 2007
"He said that had the company provided at least 60 days severance or warning, the city would have been able to absorb more of the laid-off workers. A water bottling plant is opening in the fall and will provide 50 jobs, with possibly 50 more by 2009, and several long-shuttered mills are poised to reopen next year as homes to a restaurant, The Common Man, and a computer networking and consulting company, Santagate said.Since Customized Structure's founding in 1985, the city has provided it with... (Boston Globe)
Former Cisco chief, wife give $175M for university scholarships Dec 19, 2007
GREEN BAY A retired chairman of the computer networking giant Cisco Systems Inc. and his wife announced a 175 million donation Tuesday to help Wisconsin students pay for their college educations. The gift from University of Wisconsin-Madison graduates John Morgridge and his wife, Tashia, will support low-income Wisconsin public high school graduates attending any of the state s public colleges and universities. (Winona Daily News, MN)
Collins College degree aims to turn techies into managers Dec 8, 2007
The school offers degrees in interior design, game design, media arts, graphic design, visual communication, animation and computer networking to 1,700 students. For more. (Phoenix Business Journal, AZ)
India's Economy Expanded 8.9% in Last Quarter, Slowest Pace Since 2006 Nov 30, 2007
Updated: New York, Nov 30 03:36 London, Nov 30 08:36 Tokyo, Nov 30 17:36. India's Economy Expands 8. (Bloomberg -- Asia)
Print Edition Nov 30, 2007
How to choose a computer networking system. Sales. (Buffalo Business First, NY)
Jerry Haynes Nov 16, 2007
He was a supervisor with FedEx in computer networking. His passion was to play basketball. (Clarksdale Press Register, MS)
Groos' volleyball career is a walk-on's success story Nov 10, 2007
" In addition to her success on the court, Groos is among LSSU's top five student-athletes academically. The three-time GLIAC All-Academic Team honoree has a 3.949 grade point average while majoring in computer networking. Groos is also a former recipient of the Bud Cooper Coaches Award. As part of a practicum, Groos helped Northern Star Broadcasting, one of Sault Ste. Marie's local radio stations, design a production order system that automates orders for sales reps. Although the project was... (Lssulakers.com)
Cheap dollar, but no flood of tourists Nov 10, 2007
For example, Cisco Systems Chairman John Chambers told Mr. Ridge that a recent event celebrating the achievements of some of the global computer networking giant's overseas employees had to be held with them in absentia because they couldn't get visas in time to fly here. While Canadians and Mexicans are coming here in increased numbers, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce, travelers from countries overseas aren't expected to reach 2000's levels of 26 million until at least 2010 --... (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA)
Living In A Networked World Nov 6, 2007
Computer networking ranks No.56 out of IBD's 197 groups. That's down from its top-10 ranking about six months ago, but still among the best performers in the market. (Yahoo News -- Technology)
Low profile, high growth Nov 4, 2007
For the record, the core of ISC's business is computer networking, and reselling, installing and servicing Cisco Systems equipment. Also for the record, ISC has routinely experienced 35 percent to 40 percent annual growth. (Casper Star-Tribune, WY)
Cisco set to plunge bigtime into China Nov 2, 2007
5 billion dollars investment in China since 2002, according to the world's biggest computer networking maker. The investment will be multi-sectored and include local procurement, venture capital, education, research and development. (Xinhuanet, China)
* Cisco to promote Indian platform Nov 1, 2007
US computer networking giant Cisco Systems plans to more than triple its workforce in India and turn the South Asian nation into a platform to tap and service markets worldwide. Chief executive officer John Chambers, who pledged US$1. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)
ecommerce solutions Oct 26, 2007
A software engineering and computer networking firm specializing in ebusiness solutions and realted software services. Developer of e-commerce site management software and provider of software consulting services. (LinuxPlanet)
* Alibaba raises share prices before IPO Oct 23, 2007
Cisco Systems Inc, the world's largest maker of computer networking equipment, will buy US$20 million in shares in the IPO, the people said. Yahoo Inc, owner of the most-visited US Web site, is purchasing US$100 million of Alibaba shares, a document said. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)
Medicare issues delay man's need for upgraded wheelchair Oct 22, 2007
Schaefer owns Ctech, which does Web development and computer networking services for small businesses, at 3901 GE Road, Suite 3B, Bloomington. The business has seven employees, including Schaefer and his wife, Becca. (The Pantagraph newspaper)
Citrix Systems earnings, revenue up Oct 18, 2007
The Fort Lauderdale-based computer networking company said it earned $61 million, or 33 cents a diluted share, on revenue of $350 million in the recent quarter. For the same quarter the year before, the company said it earned $44 million, or 23 cents a diluted share, on revenue of $278 million. (South Florida Business Journal, FL)
Venture firm stops work on 7th fund Oct 18, 2007
Partovi, a former computer networking executive from Nortel, could not be reached. Those departures represented a different evolution, Senyei said, as Enterprise rebalanced its investments from telecommunications and enterprise software to life sciences, second-generation Internet companies and other technologies. (San Diego Union-Tribune -- Business)
Network improves Fresno Unified students' access to Internet Oct 17, 2007
"This will give them an opportunity they never had before."The upgrade is offset by $10 million from the federal E-Rate program that pays for Internet access and computer networking for schools and libraries. The E-Rate funds are distributed based on the percentage of students in a district who receive free or reduced-price lunches. (Fresno Bee -- Local)
A High Tech Career Begins with a High Tech Education Oct 11, 2007
Employers are especially impressed with people who have degrees or experience in Web development, computer networking, systems security and advanced software applications, no matter what field they work in. Ready to launch your career into high gear. (Atlantic News-Telegraph, IO)
3Com forecasts profit by 2011 on higher sales Oct 9, 2007
3Com, the money-losing computer networking equipment maker that agreed to be taken over by Bain Capital, forecast it will be profitable in about four years, helped by demand in China and India. The company will earn a profit "around" 2011 as sales rise about 60 percent from last year to $2 billion, Jay Zager, the chief financial officer of the company, said Monday. (International Herald Tribune -- Business Asia)
Google Stock Approaches $600 as Web Ad Spending Soars (Update1) Oct 3, 2007
The company has a stock market value of more than $180 billion, the third largest among U.S. technology companies, behind software maker Microsoft and Cisco Systems Inc., the biggest maker of computer networking equipment. While 33 of 36 analysts tracked by Bloomberg recommend buying the shares, the price forecasts suggest more skepticism. (Bloomberg)
* Chinese company gains stake in 3Com after Bain Capital Partners' acquisition Sep 30, 2007
3Com Corp, an unprofitable computer networking company, said on Friday that it had agreed to be acquired by Bain Capital Partners for US$2. 2 billion in cash in an arrangement that also gives Chinese company Huawei Technologies Co () a minority stake in the firm. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)
3Com makes 'intrusion prevention' technology for Pentagon, Huawei founder is ex-PLA officer Sep 30, 2007
The joint acquisition, announced yesterday, of , the U.S. computer networking group, by , the U.S. private equity firm and China's , a telecoms equipment maker, is being called "really worrisome" by a former Pentagon cybersecurity expert. The $2. (WorldNetDaily)
3Com sells itself for $2.2 billion Sep 29, 2007
2 billion in cash, computer networking group 3Com. The price of $5. (EETimes)
Suspended school staffers paid Sep 27, 2007
During the newspaper's investigation, Ward led two reporters on a tour of a warehouse filled with costly computer networking equipment, some of it brand new, sitting in large piles. Charles Carey, president of the Atlanta Association of Classified Employees, said lengthy suspensions with pay are highly irregular. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
SCTC hosts annual open house Sep 18, 2007
The child care program has a new playground area for its preschool and computer networking has moved into a new lab. The school s medical program will be conducting body-weight analysis and blood pressure checks throughout the evening and the cosmetology class will host a fashion show. (Somerset Daily American, PA)
Researcher: Colleges must change to meet needs of 'Millennials' Sep 13, 2007
Develop a cutting edge computer networking system that empowers students. - By Alex Paul. (Albany Democrat-Herald, OR)
Colleges changing to meet needs of millenials Sep 13, 2007
Developing a cutting-edge computer networking system that empowers students. Albany Democrat-Herald reporter Alex Paul can be reached at or 812-6076. (Corvallis Gazette Times, OR)
Microsoft, Citrix extend alliance Sep 12, 2007
To do this, the Fort Lauderdale-based computer networking company (NASDAQ: CTXS) and Microsoft are making Microsoft's Virtual Hard Disk format their standard for virtualized operating systems and applications. The companies will also collaborate on virtualization technologies and virtual infrastructure management tools. (South Florida Business Journal, FL)
NEC Develops World's First Multi-Frequency, Multi-Protocol RFID Reader/Writer Sep 6, 2007
TOKYO, September 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- - Development Targets a Compact and Low-Cost Reader/Writer for Wide-Spread Use of RFID by Retail and Individual Customers NEC Corporation has developed the world's first(1) multi-RFID reader/writer (a device that can both read and write tag data) supporting three major RFID (IC) tag frequencies (13. 56MHz, UHF band and 2. (PR Newswire)
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It also allows for the creation of a computer networking system between doctors, pharmacists and law enforcement agencies. DeRosier said he hopes to send local law enforcement officers to a program that would enable them to become Drug Recognition Experts. (Sulphur Southwest Daily News, LA)
Internet Map Looks Like A Digital Dandelion Sep 5, 2007
On August 30 in Kyoto, Japan at ACM SIGCOMM, the premier computer networking conference, UCSD computer scientists presented techniques for producing annotated, Internet router graphs of different sizes based on observations of Internet characteristics. The graph annotations include information about the relevant peer-to-peer business relationships that help to determine the paths that packets of information take as they travel across the Internet. (Science Daily)
Citrix to stay on NASDAQ Sep 1, 2007
Earlier this month, the Fort Lauderdale-based computer networking company received a notice from NASDAQ for failing to file a quarterly report for the quarter ended June 30. The company missed several quarterly reports because of an internal review into its stock options granting practices. (South Florida Business Journal, FL)
Tech center to close, but that's a sign of progress Aug 30, 2007
The chance to enroll in a computer networking class at the trade and technical center, without having to leave her regular school, was the perfect solution, Brown said. "I like having that choice," Brown said. (Las Vegas Sun)
Amateur radio club forms at LaFayette Middle School Aug 25, 2007
He cites careers in broadcast journalism, air traffic control, and computer networking as just a few of the many possibilities available to his students through this experience with communications. The club meets on Thursdays at the middle school. (WWalker County Messenger, GA)
Missing piecesFilling in the gaps in the history of the internet Aug 24, 2007
As the advantages of computer networking became apparent, other universities began developing their own networks. Ultimately, the NSF launched NSFNET, the immediate forerunner of the modern internet, to link all the networks together. (BBC News -- Technology)
Infineon deal affects 200 workers Aug 22, 2007
Most local LSI workers are with divisions specializing in components for hard-disk drives used in data storage and computer networking. Infineon has U.S. headquarters in the Silicon Valley city of Milpitas, Calif. (Allentown Morning Call)