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Tokyo, Sept 1, 2010 - (JCN Newswire) - NEC Corporation (NEC; TSE: 6701) announced today the launch of its iPASOLINK platform, a new breed of product and the key building block in the transformation of backhaul networks for LTE(1). The modular, flexible, all-in-one converged design of iPASOLINK - incorporating packet, microwave and optical technologies - ensures network operators can deploy high ...

WALTHAM, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NetCracker Technology announced today the launch of its new “Mobile Innovation” podcast series. This series focuses on upcoming revenue and profit maximization opportunities for service providers.

NEC Corporation and privately held SomaLogic, Inc. announced today that they have signed an agreement to explore aptamer related businesses in the life sciences and healthcare markets. In addition, NEC announced that it has made an equity investment in SomaLogic in support of a long-term strategic relationship between the two companies.

TOKYO, and BOULDER, Colo., Aug. 30 /PRNewswire/ -- NEC Corporation (NEC) and privately held SomaLogic, Inc. announced today that they have signed an agreement to explore aptamer (*1) related businesses in the life sciences and healthcare markets. In addition, NEC announced that it has made an equity investment in SomaLogic in support of a long-term strategic relationship between the two ...

A unique plastic made from cashew nut shells could be used in consumer electronics by 2013.

Tokyo, Aug 25, 2010 - (JCN Newswire) - NEC Corporation (NEC; TSE: 6701) announced today the development of a first-of-its-kind durable new biomass-based plastic (bioplastic) that is produced from non-edible plant resources.

Japan's NEC Corporation may have found the answer to the nagging debate between saving the environment without necessarily starving the population. And NEC found the answer while addressing the demand for durable plastic for the electronics industry.

Green technology researchers design a bioplastic material for use in digital systems components. NEC - Business - Cashew - Telecommunications - Bioplastic

We've already seen cellphones made from corn and bioplastics used in other products, but NEC has now come up with what it says is an even better solution: a first-of-its-kind bioplastic that's based on non-edible plant resources. That's as opposed to bioplastics based on things like corn, which are better for the environment than traditional plastics but don't necessarily represent the best use ...

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