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Hot U.S. Technology Companies: 144 Firms Qualify in March
10:39 a.m. Apr 06, 1998 Eastern
SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 6, 1998--Facts Online announced that 144 U.S. technology companies qualified as "hot" during March 1998. Of the 144 companies, 47 are publicly traded and 97 are private. To qualify, companies must have national presence or potential, received new investments, or made acquisitions during March. The U.S. technology companies which met these criteria during March are:
3Com Corp, Abbott Laboratories, Able Telcom Holding Corp, Advent Software Inc, Affiliated Computer Services Inc, Affymetrix Inc, Allot Communications, ALLTEL Corp, American Xtal Technology Inc, Antra Pharmaceuticals Inc, Applied Cellular Technology Inc, Arbor Software Corp, Argon Networks Inc, Aspen Technology Inc, Asymetrix Learning Systems Inc, AVX Corp, Ballard Medical Products, Banyan Systems Inc, Baxter International, Bell & Howell, Berg Electronics Corp, Best Software Inc, Boca Research Inc, Brio Technology Inc, BroadVision Inc, Cable Design Technologies Corp, Captura Software Inc, Carreker-Antinori Inc, Cerner Corp, Cisco Systems Inc, CMG Information Services Inc, Com21, COMPS InfoSystems Inc, Computer Sciences Corp, Concept Five Technologies Inc, Consilium Inc, Corporate Management Solutions Inc, Covad Communications Co, CPS Systems Inc, CrossMedia Networks Corp, CuraGen Corp, CyberCash Inc, Data Systems Network Corp, Davox Corp, DePuy Inc, Diamond Lane Communications, Digital Insight, Digital Island, Digital Microwave Corp, DRS Technologies Inc, DSET Corp, Dyax Corp, EC Company, Employease Inc, EqualNet Holding Corp, Extended Systems, Extreme Networks, FastComm Communications Corp, fonix Corp, Foundation Technologies, Foundry Networks Inc, General Magic Inc, Gerber Scientific Inc, GST Telecommunications Inc, HardBall Software Inc, Healtheon, HTE Inc, Hyperion Telecommunications Inc, I2 Technologies Inc, IMX Mortgage Exchange Inc, Innosoft International, Inso Corp, Integrated Computing Engines (ICE), InterCept Group, Interplay Entertainment Corp, INTERSOLV Inc, IntraNetics Inc, Inverse Network Technology, Ioptics Inc, ISS Group Inc, ITC Deltacom Inc, Landa Health Management Systems Inc, Learning Company, Legacy Software, Level 8 Systems Inc, LJL Biosystems Inc, Lucent Technologies, MarketFirst Software, Medirisk Inc, NetGenics Inc, Network Associates Inc, Nvidia Corp, OEC Medical Systems Inc, Online System Services Inc, OPTUM Software, P-COM Inc, Pamet Systems Inc, Pangea Systems, Parable, Paradigm Technology Inc, PAREXEL International Corp, Pegasus Systems Inc, Personic Software, PLATINUM Technology Inc, Pomeroy Computer Resources Inc, Precise Software Solutions, Quintiles Transnational Corp, Qwest Communication International Inc, Realty Information Group Inc, Registry Magic Inc, Sagent Technology Inc, Sanchez Computer Associates Inc, SandCraft Inc, Security Dynamics Technologies Inc, Seeker Software, SendMail Inc, ServiceSoft Corp, Shiva Corp, Siebel Systems, SiRF Technology Inc, SkyStream Corp, Sound Source Interactive, SS&C Technologies Inc, SSE Telecom Inc, Surmodics Inc, Synbiotics Corp, Take-Two Interactive Software Inc, TeraLogic Inc, TestDrive Corp, Thomas & Betts Corp, Titan Corp, Ultimate Software Group Inc, Ultracom Communications Inc, Unigraphics Solutions Inc, Unitrode Corporation, Unwired Planet Inc, US Wireless Corp, Vertical Networks, Viagrafix Corp, WiseWire Corp, WorldCom Inc, WorldPort Communications Inc, Xerox Corp, XLNT Inc.
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