By Staff Report / Tuesday, February 2nd, 2016 / Latest news, Technology / Comments Off on Oxnard-based CalAmp buys LoJack for $134 million
Oxnard-based CalAmp completed its hostile takeover of Canton, Mass.-based LoJack on Feb. 1 by buying LoJack for $134 million. CalAmp makes wireless devices for the vehicle and transportation industries while LoJack makes theft recovery systems for cars, trucks and construction equipment. CalAmp had discussions with LoJack for 14 months prior to December 2015 and made Read More →
By Philip Joens / Friday, January 29th, 2016 / Latest news, Technology / Comments Off on Vandenberg AFB launches ground-based interceptor missile
Vandenberg Air Force Base’s 30th Space Wing conducted a successful test Jan. 28 of an unarmed ground based interceptor missile. It launched at 1:57 p.m. from the northern part of the base to destroy a mock enemy warhead launched from the Marshall Islands over the Pacific Ocean just west of Hawaii, the U.S. Missile Defense Read More →
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Santa Barbara-based cloud software company 123Compliance was acquired by Hamilton, N.J.-based Sparta Systems on Jan. 20. Founded in 2011, 123Compliance develops software that helps medical companies’ products stay compliant with Food and Drug Administration regulations once research efforts are diverted to the next generation of development. Sparta Systems is a global technology company with customers Read More →