For those wanting a quick low down on the company he's mentioning, I've got it! Just looking at their latest press releases, they've got a decent thing going with Sun Microsystems. Here's the latest PR:
PTSC Partners With Sun Microsystems in Dot Com Home Tour 2000
SAN DIEGO, Nov 14, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- PTSC (Patriot Scientific Corp.),
(OTCBB:PTSC) today announced it will be joining Sun Microsystems Inc.
(Nasdaq:SUNW) on their Dot Com Home Tour 2000.
The tour is a five-city briefing commencing Nov. 27, 2000 in Santa Clara, Calif.
then traveling to San Diego, Phoenix, Dallas and Vancouver, B.C. The briefing
will outline product solutions for the Dot Com Home. Sun will discuss new Sun
related technologies including Java Embedded Server(TM) 2.0 (JES(TM)). Sun has
chosen the PTSC ROSC microprocessor technology to drive its demonstration during
the half-day technical briefing. Sun has invited thousands of OSGi professionals
including system architects, product and engineering managers, business
development managers, and software and hardware engineers, to attend the
briefing and demonstrations.
The briefing agenda includes a detailed update and overview of the Open Services
Gateway Initiative, OSGi, and an overview of the new Internet Home Alliance. Dr.
Patrick Nunally, chief technical officer for PTSC, stated, "PTSC recently joined
OSGi, an industry group currently representing over 90 world-wide leading
technology companies. PTSC is poised to play a pivotal role in accelerating OSGi
compliant implementation." Composed of component and infrastructure providers,
network operators, service providers and electronic equipment manufacturers,
OSGi is working to define and promote an open standard for an Internet gateway
to homes and businesses. The OSGi specification provides a common foundation for
Internet service providers, network operators and equipment manufacturers to
deliver a wide range of e-services via gateway servers running in the home,
remote office and automobile. For more information on OSGi go to www.osgi.org/.
Richard Blum, chairman and chief executive officer of PTSC, stated, "The
emergence of the networked home greatly expands the market for our products and
the technology of our recently announced IgniteI(TM) microprocessor family.
IgniteI is the first embedded microprocessor available based on Removed Operand
Set Computer (ROSC) architecture. Home gateway developers are faced with
standardizing and introducing a variety of Internet enabled products that will
allow the consolidation and management of voice, data and multimedia
communications. The IgniteI meets their needs for advanced functions and
features beyond what has been offered in today's most popular RISC based
embedded microprocessors. By joining OSGi, PTSC welcomes the opportunity to
participate with other industry leaders in addressing this exciting new market."
Founded in 1987, PTSC designs, markets and manufactures advanced microprocessor
technology aimed at the World Wide Web and Internet appliances as well as
traditional embedded systems markets. For more information on PTSC, visit
ptsc.com.
For information on the Sun Microsystems Dot Com Home Tour 2000, visit
sun.com. Sun, Sun Microsystems, Java, and
Java Embedded Server are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems
Inc. in the United States & other countries. IgniteI is a trademark of Patriot
Scientific Corp.
Safe harbor statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of
1995: Statements in this news release looking forward in time involve risks and
uncertainties, including the risks associated with the effect of changing
economic conditions, trends in the products markets, variations in the company's
cash flow, market acceptance risks, technical development risks, seasonality and
other risk factors detailed in the company's Securities and Exchange Commission
filings.
CONTACT: Patriot Scientific Corp.
Investor Relations:
Linda Romero
lromero@ptsc.com
Trade Press Relations:
Mike Korodi
mkorodi@ptsc.com
858/674-5000 |
