ATI Technologies has inked a deal with Terayon Communication Systems for $14 million in cash. The 3D graphics and digital media technology provider is buying the cable modem silicon intellectual property from Terayon, based in Santa Clara, Calif. As part of the deal, approximately 25 employees from the Terayon des

ATI Technologies Inc. has signed an agreement to purchase NxtWave Communications Inc. for $20 million. NxtWave makes broadband receiver technologies using proprietary digital signal processing technologies adapted for applications in digital terrestrial and cable receivers. The Langhonre, Penn.-based chipmaker has bee

Microtune announced it was supplying its single-chip silicon tuner to ATI Technologies. The Microtune MT2050 "MicroTuner" allows off-air and cable TV reception in the company's new "TV Wonder Elite" and "All-in-Wonder" video cards. Paul Lypaczewski, VP and GM of ATI Technologies Multimedia Business Unit said, "ATI

Samuel B. Wenzel and Edward M. Mullin co-founded Audio Technologies Inc. in 1979 and have run ATI together since. Now both in their 60s, they have sold the audio products company to David Day, who has worked in the high-end consumer business. The purchase price was not disclosed. The deal took effect Jan. 29. The new o

Audio Technologies (ATI) will launch two new products for its MatchMaker line at InfoComm, adding to the eight that debuted at NAB2003. The products range in capacity from two to 10 channels and every product, except the eight- and 10-channel models, can be rack-mounted in a compact 1/3 RU space. At InfoComm, ATI will

Under terms of the sale, ATI will also hire approximately 25 employees from Terayon's design team

Linda Reed is now the company’s new sales and marketing manager