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SafeNet Inc., an Internet-security software company based in Baltimore, agreed yesterday to buy Rainbow Technologies Inc. for $455 million in stock, a move that triples SafeNet's revenue and expands its sales to government agencies.
In 1992, the information-security company Rainbow Technologies ran a series of tongue-in-cheek ads in computing magazines, giving the origins of name of the dongle, a device that plugs into a computer to allow the use of protected software.
Internet security provider Rainbow Technologies hasn't reported fourth-quarter earnings yet, but thanks to the recent addition of big name customers like American Express, America Online, First Union and Sony, earnings more than doubled to 47 cents per share for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 2000.
Sahai, too, had recently sold his own software startup, Viman Technologies, to Wyatt River Software, which in turn was snapped up by Rainbow Technologies.
Continuous noninvasive monitoring of total hemoglobin content is possible due to the Masimo Rainbow SET technology, using multiwave spectrophotometry.
Thereby, noninvasive monitoring of total hemoglobin contention using multiwave spectrophotometry by Masimo Rainbow SET technology can serve as an appropriate replacement for the laboratory screening of hemoglobin.
Total hemoglobin was detected by another method oximetrically (SpHb) during the monitoring process on the platform Rainbow SET technology noninvasive, continuous, and promptly.
The most helpful technology integrated books directly into apps, like Reading Rainbow does (though Reading Rainbow itself, which came out after the study did, isn't included).
At that rate, the savings from such a beefed-up nuclear-power programme would compensate for just four years of emissions growth.Special report The dream that failed From squash court to submarine Blow-ups happen Leave well alone Bandwagons and busts Over the rainbow Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsNo technology can solve the climate problem on its own.
"If you can get to the software repository where the bugs are housed before they are patched, that's the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow," said George Kurtz, chief technology officer for McAfee Inc., a software security company that was one of the companies that analyzed the illicit software used in the intrusions at Google and at other companies last year.
In this study, we present the use of a high-throughput methodology to discover SNPs in rainbow trout based on pyrosequencing technology to generate data from a reduced representation library (RRL) constructed with genomic DNA pooled from 96 unrelated rainbow trout individuals, and evaluate the efficiency of this approach.
