The Norwegian company Opto-Magnetic Storage Systems is developing an opto-magnetic data storage technology with unprecedented capacity and low cost. The system can also provide extremely high search and transfer speeds as well as user access. The company (called O-MaSS for short) is part of Tandberg Data. During the second quarter of 2001 the company is […]
Intel pact boosts Mobile Media
Intel pact boosts Mobile Media
The Norwegian software company Mobile Media has entered a strategic alliance with the American semiconductor giant Intel.”The co-operation will make it possible to develop a series of multimedia applications allowing network operators to offer better products to the users of next-generation wireless units,” said Per Stein, head of business development at the Intel Wireless Competence […]
Auburn University Grant used to Test Breakthrough Norwegian Technology for Improved Fuel Efficiency
Auburn University Grant used to Test Breakthrough Norwegian Technology for Improved Fuel Efficiency
Through a grant from MEC-AS of Norway, Auburn University conducted an “Engine-Dynamometer Test” on a unique combustion engine technology. The test shows an 11.5%-20% increase in fuel efficiency. MEC AS’s unique and proprietary technology optimizes combustion processes and increases fuel efficiency as well as reduces carbon emissions. In addition, test results showed that MEC’s unique technology allows fuel to burn much more efficiently and effectively “cleaner,” thereby reducing particle emissions.
Nordic Internet ads booming
Nordic Internet ads booming
The Nordic countries lead all of Europe in Internet advertising growth. Digital advertising will increase by an estimated 730 percent through 2005, according to analysts at Forrester Research. They said advertising volume in the Nordic region would reach USD 570 million (NOK 5 billion). Most of the growth is expected to come at the expense […]
MedViz conference
MedViz conference
The 2nd National PhD conference in Medical Imaging and the Annual MedViz conference 17-18 January 2011, Bergen.
Statoil and Siemens sign cooperation agreement
Statoil and Siemens sign cooperation agreement
Statoil and Siemens have signed a technology development cooperation agreement which will initially embrace wind power, subsea technology, electrical engineering technology and energy efficiency measures.
Norwegians top users of Internet
Norwegians top users of Internet
Norwegians are top users of new technology, according to Eurobaometer. 92 per cent have access to the Internet at home, and 98 per cent have a cellphone.
Fish behavior
Fish behavior
Researchers at the Marine Institute and The Michelsen Centre for Industrial Measurement of Science and Technology has further developed a methodology for measurement of fish behavior using sonar.
GexCon AS wants to better serve the needs of their clients in Australia.
GexCon AS wants to better serve the needs of their clients in Australia.
“Leaders in the oil and gas industry and safety engineers with major hazard facilities have consistently sought the services of GexCon over the last 35 years to provide them with the expertise to manage the risk of fire and explosion.” Said Øystein Larsen CEO of GexCon AS “Our new Australia office will enable us to better respond to the needs of our customers and in close cooperation with the industry deliver high end risk assessment studies. The new office will allow us to be closer to our customers and support the strong growth of FLACS CFD services and FLACS software support.” GexCon also has companies in UK, USA and Sweden. In the rest of the world GexCon uses local agents.
AkvaVis goes abroad
AkvaVis goes abroad
The decision support system AkvaVis was presented in Portugal for 1000 experts from all around the world.