TechBankruptcy

More: Qimonda again,BroadRamp

02/23/09

About February 20, 2009, Qimonda Richmond, LLC, and its parent, Qimonda North America Corp., filed chapter 11 petitions in Delaware. The docket number is 09-10589. I wrote about Qimonda previously.

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Midway Games files Chapter 11

02/13/09

As predicted back in December, Midway Games, Inc. filed its Chapter 11 petition on February 12, 2009, in Delaware. The case number is 09-10465. A maker of computer games available through retail outlets and on-line, Midway Games claims in its press release that its fundamental business is stable, but that obligations related to stock repurchase agreements forced it to seek Chapter 11. European operations will not be affected.

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Midway Games files Chapter 11

02/13/09

As predicted back in December, Midway Games, Inc. filed its Chapter 11 petition on February 12, 2009, in Delaware. The case number is 09-10465. A maker of computer games available through retail outlets and on-line, Midway Games claims in its press release that its fundamental business is stable, but that obligations related to stock repurchase agreements forced it to seek Chapter 11. European operations will not be affected.

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Some Recent Thoughts on Selling Patents

02/10/09

Yesterday, I received the following e-mail from John Lynn, the president of a patent incubator of sorts called Discovery Alliance:

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Some Recent Thoughts on Selling Patents

02/10/09

Yesterday, I received the following e-mail from John Lynn, the president of a patent incubator of sorts called Discovery Alliance:

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Other failed tech: Qimonda, FakeTown, Charter Communications, Brighter Minds Media

02/05/09

According to the Yrsys Technology Blog, Qimonda, a chipmaker based in Germany who had a 10% share of the DRAM (those things in your computer that remember everything) market in Q3 2008 became the first major memory chip maker to file for bankruptcy following the rapid dive in memory chip prices. Doesn't say where.

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Other failed tech: Qimonda, FakeTown, Charter Communications, Brighter Minds Media

02/05/09

According to the Yrsys Technology Blog, Qimonda, a chipmaker based in Germany who had a 10% share of the DRAM (those things in your computer that remember everything) market in Q3 2008 became the first major memory chip maker to file for bankruptcy following the rapid dive in memory chip prices. Doesn't say where.

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Incentra Solutions files Ch 11

02/05/09

IT outsourcing and datacenter firm, Incentra Solutions, Inc., filed a Chapter 11 petition in Delaware yesterday. The lead case is named In re Managed Storage International, Inc., case no. 09-10368.

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Incentra Solutions files Ch 11

02/05/09

IT outsourcing and datacenter firm, Incentra Solutions, Inc., filed a Chapter 11 petition in Delaware yesterday. The lead case is named In re Managed Storage International, Inc., case no. 09-10368.

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Tech in BR: UIQ Technology, nTag, Motorola(?)

01/17/09

Mobile UI developer UIQ Technology, recently filed for insolvency relief in Sweden.

nTag Interactive Corp. filed a chapter 7 petition in Massachusetts at the end of December, according to an article in the Boston Business Journal. nTag sold systems that allowed vendors at trade shows to better interact with attendees through the use of electronic name tags.

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