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That's because its technology isn't generally consumer-facing — it's what's powering the apps and websites that today's kids are using, whether that's a game like Mattel's Barbie Fashion Closet or Monster High, Hasbro's My Little Pony Friendship Club or a website from kids' author Roald Dahl, to name a few.

The company's shares rocketed because it is a pure play in another favored sector power quality and storage and because its technology is believed to be superior.

The AREVA project was considered lower risk than Piketon because its technology is proven.

Warner Brothers, a unit of Time Warner, chose BitTorrent because its technology is "elegantly and efficiently designed for the delivery of large files like TV programs and films," Mr. Tsujihara said.

Like most computer display researchers, Dr. Wisnieff long ago ruled out the cathode ray tube -- currently seen on most desktops -- as the answer to better screens because its technology is nearly at its physical limits.

As for Microsoft, they're a viable competitor, but Real's the leader because its technology is platform-agnostic.

But it stipulated that a part of the company had to be spun off because its technology was used in spy satellites.

Matrix has been especially controversial because its technology was developed by Seisint, a private company in Florida whose founder, Hank Asher, was involved in the 1980's with a group of cocaine smugglers, according to court records.

At Apple, for example, his record of memorable marketing and increased sales was partly undone by his focus on Newton, a hand-held computer that was a forerunner of the Palm Pilot but never sold well because its technology was flawed.

In the mid-1990s Moften Metal Technology of Waltham, Mass., which had a technology to process hazardous waste, briefly became a favorite Wall Street stock and then filed for bankruptcy, in part because its technology was too expensive.

The Summly acquisition attracted a lot of attention, in part because it was helmed by 17-year old Nick D'Aloisio, and because part of its technology was based on a licensing arrangement with SRI, the same company that originally spawned Siri, Apple's virtual voice-powered assistant software.