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NVIDIA Chief Scientist Bill Dally Receives Lifetime Achievement Award From Leading Japanese Tech Society
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PeopleFluent Presents Webinar on Building and Managing Successful Talent Pipelines
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WiLAN Subsidiary Enters Into License Agreement with Nikon
OTTAWA, CANADA — (Marketwired) — 09/16/15 — WiLAN (TSX: WIN)(NASDAQ: WILN) today announced that the Company–s subsidiary, Advanced Microscopy Inc. has entered into a patent license agreement with Nikon Corporation. The license relates to technology that provides enhanced image processing capabilities. It has potential applications including, but not limited to, life sciences, material sciences, and semiconductor research.The license resolves litigation pending in the District of Delaware.
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NEAH Power Systems and S4 Worldwide Execute Teaming Agreement for Business and Product Development
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Snowbound Enhances Security and Streamlines Collaboration With Latest VirtualViewer Enhancements
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Say Hello to the Fastest iOS Storage: PhotoFast Releases the MAX EXTREME
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