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16074 Postings, 8393 Tage Nassie@Abenteurer

 
  
    #1826
24.04.06 12:07
Natürlich muß NEC diese Rückstellungen dem Grunde nach rechtlich bilden, da die Patentverstösse ihre Ursache in der Vergangenheit haben und die Prozesse anhängig sind.
Wann man sich und in welcher Höhe einigt hat damit nichts zu tun.  

4000 Postings, 7738 Tage AbenteurerUm so besser - Nassie bei solchen Nachrichten

 
  
    #1827
24.04.06 12:13
lasse ich mich gern eines Besseren belehren, ja bei einer möglichen halben Milliarde für PTSC hab ich sogar gern Unrecht.

Danke für die Aufkärung

Viele Grüße

Abenteurer  

16074 Postings, 8393 Tage NassieDie Höhe

 
  
    #1828
24.04.06 12:20
der Rückstellung muß nichts mit dem zu zahlenden Betrag zu tun haben. Da steckt dann auch viel Bilanzpolitik hinter. Es ist nur ein Hinweis über eine mögliche Dimension.
Denke mal zurück an die Zahlung vom RIM wegen der Patentverletzung.  

4000 Postings, 7738 Tage AbenteurerJa, das war ja so übern Daumen ´ne runde

 
  
    #1829
24.04.06 13:02
halbe Milliarde.

Mal sehen was es bringt - die Kohle hat NEC jetzt auf jeden Fall schon mal rumliegen.
Doch am Ende diskutieren wir im Fall NEC nur Gerüchte.

Kein Gerücht ist die kommende Jahreshauptversammlung.



 

3024 Postings, 7535 Tage Mathoune interessante Stellenanzeige

 
  
    #1830
24.04.06 13:05

Jobs bei Alliacense/Intelasys......breites Grinsen



Job Description


About Intelasys www.intelasys.net

Intelasys is an early stage venture, specializes in innovating multicore processor solutions that target embedded applications requiring low-power operation, fast operating speed and a small footprint. The company plans to launch its first product during the first half of 2006. Intelasys acquired Indigita and OnSpec in April 2006.aufmerksamaufmerksam





POSITION TITLE:
Vice President, North American Sales



LOCATION:


Cupertino, CA



SUMMARY OF POSITION/QUALIFICATIONS/RESPONSIBILITIES:



The Vice President of North America Sales – Intelasys/OnSpec/Indigita will be responsible for the business development and sales of all ‘System-On-Chip’ architecture products in North America and will report directly to the President and CEO Intelasys. Sales are primarily conducted through distribution and direct to key accounts (OEMs and system integrators).



The position of Vice President of North America Sales – Intelasys/OnSpec/Indigita is vital in the company’s efforts to build the market from its present $8 M USD to higher levels. The organization needs an experienced leader who can build a stronger sales organization - and consequently strengthen OEM market-share in North America and their related contract manufacturers.



The position includes matrix management structure of a department of approx. 5 employees - including sales staff, and technical support. The Vice President of North America Sales will become part of an enthusiastic and competent sales team in a truly global company. Intelasys/OnSpec/Indigita is working in a growth market with a remarkably attractive intellectual and product portfolio, with optimal growth opportunities



The successful candidate will be responsible for leading and staffing the North America Sales organization in support of the corporate objectives. The Vice President of North America Sales must have the proven abilities to:

? Staff an effective and results-oriented Sales organization that is fully integrated into the overall corporate strategy and organization, as well as participate as an integral part of the senior management team.

? Research applicable industries and determine those segments that the company should focus on for future growth - construct and communicate a clear strategy for penetrating the desired industry targets.

? Work closely with the technical resources within the company to ensure the development of desired products consistent with customer needs, forming strong and long-lasting business and technical relationships with these key internal and external players.

? Ensure that future product opportunities are recognized and acted upon on a proactive basis, ensuring that key contacts are identified and established within the targeted industry/customer’s organizations.

? Effectively manage both technical and business matters with senior executives in the selected companies.



QUALIFICATIONS / IDEAL CANDIDATE PROFILE:



The Vice President of North America Sales should have strong understanding all the products described in Companies\' profile; namely: System-On-Chip digital controllers which connect flash media or rotating storage to personal computers, photo printers, and the next generation of consumer electronics devices — TVs, DVDRs, HANA, cell phones, personal media players that capture, store, playback and display music, photos, images and video thru USB, ATA or other industry standard interfaces. Indigita\'s SOC\'s also play in the HDTV, Media-center PC\'s, HD-DVD and PVR markets showing the convergence of these two product families sales opportunities. Additionally he/she should have:

? Senior management experience with the sales of semiconductor products through distributors and direct accounts (OEM’s) with at least 10 years of experience in System-On-Chip architecture based on an internally developed and highly optimized 16-bit/32-bit RISC processors or similar products (components, optics, sensors, etc.), ideally with national / international relationships.

? Existing relationships with key decision-makers in the target industries with excellent business sense, good decision-making ability at the senior sales management level.

? Proven management experience - in a business-to-business environment – leading and growing successful sales teams with experience in a mature, sophisticated well-managed environment, in addition to early "start-up" or “turn-around” environments would be helpful.

? A technical background combined with a high degree of commercial understanding, as well as a demonstrated track record of assisting in the directing of sales and marketing strategy of a semiconductor company.

? The creative ability to think “outside the box” with respect to recognizing new and untried product and market opportunities.

? Must be a passionate customer advocate with strong influencing skills with the customer and the internal staff – particularly involving a matrix oriented environment.

? A critical skill is the ability to communicate both verbally and in writing; must be an excellent and confident presenter.

? The ability to assume a reasonable travel schedule and possess a BSEE or other technical degree is highly desired.



OTHER CANDIDATE CHARACTERISTICS:



Other terms that we will use to describe our ideal Vice President of North America Sales candidate will be:

? Assertive, detail-oriented and highly results-driven; hands-on style and comfortable working in small or large highly sophisticated technical environments.

? A team player - with the right working ethics; able to demonstrates honesty and integrity as daily values.

? Naturally self-confident and persuasive leader with an intuitive “can do” approach to sales and marketing management with no tolerance for assigning blame.

? An independent-minded problem solver with a team-oriented approach to business, able to translate the “big picture” into achievable operational objectives.

? Willing to invite and promote constructive criticism and cooperation; and very pragmatic and action-oriented.



COMPENSATION/BENEFITS:



? Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience

? At The TPL Group (Intelasys/OnSpec/Indigita and Alliacense), we believe that our ‘people’ and their individual contributions and successes are the primary cornerstones to our “fundamental strategy of building relationships and enabling win-win transactions”. We also believe that very competitive compensation packages and comprehensive employee benefits programs are major contributors to our corporate vision.  

3024 Postings, 7535 Tage MathouTPL hat Indigita und OnSpec gekauft

 
  
    #1831
24.04.06 13:06
At The TPL Group (Intelasys/OnSpec/Indigita and Alliacense), we believe that our ‘people’ and their individual contributions and successes are the primary cornerstones to our “fundamental strategy of building relationships and enabling win-win transactions”. We also believe that very competitive compensation packages and comprehensive employee benefits programs are major contributors to our corporate vision


Das heisst TPL hat Indigita und OnSpec gekauft...
 

4000 Postings, 7738 Tage AbenteurerMathou

 
  
    #1832
24.04.06 13:16
hast Du noch eine Quelle?  

3024 Postings, 7535 Tage Mathouis beides aus wo kopiert - hoffe der ist es

 
  
    #1833
24.04.06 13:21

4000 Postings, 7738 Tage AbenteurerBei Raging Bull

 
  
    #1834
24.04.06 13:22
haben heut wieder die Trottel die Oberhand - wann nimmt das ein Ende?
Hoffentlich trotzdem bedeutungslos für den heutigen Kursverlauf.
 

3024 Postings, 7535 Tage Mathouhmm, ich da nen neues Patent ;-)

 
  
    #1835
24.04.06 13:25
Wenn das hier
http://www.onspecinc.com

nun tatsächlich zu TPL gehört, also PTSC zur Häfte schaut euch mal die News vom 21. März 06 an  
http://www.onspecinc.com/news.htm  

3024 Postings, 7535 Tage Mathouund noch 2 Jobs bei Alliances

 
  
    #1836
24.04.06 13:28

4000 Postings, 7738 Tage AbenteurerMathou das ist schön für TPL

 
  
    #1837
24.04.06 13:42
Nur gehört PTSC nicht die Hälfte von TPL sonder die Hälfte an Alliacense.

Mit Intelasys hat PTSC meiner Meinung nach nicht zu tun – aber korrigiert mich wenn ich falsch liege.
 

16074 Postings, 8393 Tage NassieSo sind die Zusammenhänge

 
  
    #1838
24.04.06 14:27
Intelasys Inc. Founded by High-Tech Industry Veterans
New venture headed by Chet Brown Chuck Moore to develop multicore processor solutions for highly compact embedded applications that mandate low-power operation
CUPERTINO, Calif. - Oct. 24, 2005 - Intelasys Inc., a TPL Group enterprise, has been founded by a group of high-technology industry veterans to develop and manufacture multicore processor solutions for compact embedded applications that demand low power operation. Presiding over the new venture as president/CEO is Chester "Chet" Brown with 30-plus years' experience managing the development of both integrated circuits and subsystems, and taking them to market in the computer storage, communications, storage networking and video industries. Joining Brown on the founding team is Charles "Chuck" Moore who is perhaps best known for inventing the Forth software language. Moore serves as chief technology officer for both Intelasys and its parent, the TPL Group, an intellectual property management company.

"The amazing versatility of semiconductor technology becomes evident when innovative chip architectures are integrated with inventive software and system-specific algorithms," said Brown. "We believe our novel approach to multicore processor design will demonstrate an unprecedented combination of high-speed processing and low-power operation for embedded applications." He predicts his company's proprietary "Sea of Processors Platform" will raise the performance-per-watt bar for a host of embedded applications.

While specific details of the new venture's first product were not disclosed, Brown indicated that the Intelasys product development program is making well advanced progress. "We are currently interviewing candidates to fill new engineering and manufacturing positions, and expect to demonstrate beta versions of our first chip to key customers in the first quarter of 2006" he added.

About Moore Microprocessor Patent™ Portfolio
Named after Chuck Moore, the Moore Microprocessor Patent™ (MMP) Portfolio encompasses fundamental patents that are widely used in the design of microprocessor, embedded processor, digital signal processor (DSP) and system-on-chip devices. While Intel and Advanced Micro Devices are early licensees of the MMP portfolio, the privately held TPL Group through its Alliacense enterprise is now focusing on licensing system manufacturers deploying one or more processor solutions that are not manufactured by either Intel or AMD.

About Charles "Chuck" Moore, Intelasys CTO
Chuck Moore co-founded Forth Inc. in 1971. He developed a Forth-based chip taken to market by Harris Corporation in the mid 1980s as the RTX2000, derivatives of which are still being used widely by NASA. At Computer Cowboys, Mr. Moore designed the Sh-Boom microprocessor, and then co-founded iTV, an Internet Appliance manufacturer. During the 1990s, he used his own CAD software to design several custom VLSI chips, including the F21 processor with a network interface. More recently, he invented ColorForth and ported his VLSI design tools to it. Moore currently serves as CTO for both Intelasys and its parent company, the TPL Group.

About Chester "Chet" Brown, Intelasys President/CEO
Chet Brown's 30-plus years' experience includes a distinguished tenure with Western Digital where he held key positions in strategic marketing and international operations, formed two new business units, and served as a subsidiary president and CEO. As executive VP at SyQuest Technology, he developed worldwide strategic alliances, channels and sales. Brown earlier served as president and CEO for Prisma Devices, which he founded, and InfoChip Systems. As a founding member of Qlogic, he served as VP of marketing and manufacturing as well as acting COO. Brown also served as president and CEO of ConnectCom Solutions.

About Intelasys Inc.
Intelasys is a TPL Group Enterprise focused on developing and manufacturing multi-core processors for highly compact embedded applications that must operate at low power. The privately held company expects to demonstrate its first multi-core processor solution to customers during the first quarter of 2006. The TPL Group, an intellectual property management firm, is the exclusive licensing agent for the Moore Microprocessor Patent™ (MMP) Portfolio. For more information, visit www.intelasys.net.

# # #
Intelasys, Moore Microprocessor Patent, MMP, and Alliacense are trademarks of the TPL Group. All other trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Media Contact: Tom Rigoli, Mindpik Inc., rigoli@mindpik.com, 650-969-5986

Founded in 1988, the TPL Group has emerged as a world class intellectual property management company. Intelasys represents TPL's first enterprise to focus on innovative product development, manufacturing and marketing.



© 2005, 2006 Technology Properties Limited (TPL)
 

3024 Postings, 7535 Tage Mathoueine speku aus wo bzw. dem RB board

 
  
    #1839
24.04.06 14:33
Folgende Antwort bezieht sich auf Beitrag Nr.: 21295192 von tfreewilly am 24.04.06 14:26:49Guten Tag alle zusammen,

eben lese ich gerade im RB von Anylst.. das für laufend wiederkehrende Lizenzeinahmen ( betone Royalties !!) onm Höhe von bisher 32 MIO USD erhalten haben ( seine bisher unbestätigten Angaben zu folge)

Sollte das wirklich stimmen, dann sind die Zeiten von <1 US seit heute Geschichte.

Mal sehen was dabei herrauskommt, denn sein Posting ist erst 5 Minuten alt.
Bin ganz aufgeregt ..lach.
das wäre der Hammer und anylst hat bei mir eine sehr sehr hohe Gluabwürdigkeit. Allerdings kaufe ich deswegen nichts mehr, denn bin voll bis zur Halskrause sozusagen ;-))


Good luck und noch einen schönen Tag ( grün hoffe ich dann doch)
 

16074 Postings, 8393 Tage NassieDas kann nicht sein

 
  
    #1840
24.04.06 14:35
diese Summe und die gemeldeten Zahlungen von HP, Fujitsu und Casio etc. würden die gemeldeten Erlöse überschreiten.Zumal es dann keinen Sinn mehr machen würde 50% davon
abzugeben.  

3024 Postings, 7535 Tage Mathouups, hab mich im Eifer des Gefechts wohl vertan

 
  
    #1841
24.04.06 14:39
aber vielleicht mag ja jemand noch mal alle Firmen und deren Beziehung zueinander hier als Info ins Board stellen; vielen Dank  

4000 Postings, 7738 Tage AbenteurerZum Anlyst Beitrag

 
  
    #1842
24.04.06 14:57

http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/....cgi?board=PTSC&read=132312

So auf den ersten Blick scheint mir seine Rechnung logisch – aber, auch wenn ich schon eine ähnliche Vermutung hatte (Stand ja Licenses and royalties im Bericht) bin ich skeptisch.

Sollte es allerdings stimmen, dann könnte PTSC schon wie Rambus bewertet seine - will sagen 1 Milliarde MK wären dann angebracht, also rund 3 USD je Aktie.

Doch jede soll sich seine eigene Meinung bilden:

By: anlyst  24 Apr 2006, 08:35 AM EDT  Msg. 132312 of 132316

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wake Up People Royalty Payments In Writing!!!!

Royalty Payments Have Been Identified In 10Q

The 38 million in upfront payments is important in order to understand Revenues Generated from licenses and royalties in the latest 10Q. This was the Major Significance of the latest CASIO System Licensing agreement. The Latest Casio Announcement Link:

http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/060417/20060417005326.html?.v=1

Within the 10Q Sheet 6 of 58 The Following Is Listed: As of 3 months ending on Feb 28, 2006, the listed Licenses and Royalties is stated as $60,000,000--(60 Million Dollars)

Thus the Royalties is 60 Million -38 Million = 22 Million As of 9 months ending on Feb 28, 2006, the listed Licenses and Royalties is stated as $70,000,000--(70 Million Dollars)

Thus Royalties is 70 Million - 38 Million = 32 Million

ANLYST The 10Q Link: http://yahoo.brand.edgar-online.com/...144204-06-016018&Type=HTML

 

 

68 Postings, 6852 Tage Der Taipannews

 
  
    #1843
24.04.06 15:09
Patriot Scientific Corporation Announces Share Repurchase Plan, Strong Q3 Revenues; Portion of Future Revenues Allocated for Stock Buyback


CARLSBAD, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 24, 2006--

Patriot Scientific Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: PTSC) today announced a plan under which it would utilize 10 percent or more of future licensing revenues to buy back corporate stock. The Company also announced significant earnings results for its third fiscal quarter, as contained in its Form 10Q filed last Thursday, and confirmed that the previously announced cash dividend of $.04 per share is being issued today.

"The stock buyback plan adopted by the Board of Directors calls for management to use not less than 10 percent of future licensing revenue distributions received by the Company to purchase shares of our stock on the open market in a manner consistent with applicable securities laws and regulations," said David H. Pohl, Chairman and CEO of Patriot Scientific. "These buybacks are, of course, subject to the Company determining at the time licensing revenue distributions are received that such action is prudent based upon market conditions and sound financial management considerations. Repurchased shares will be placed in our treasury as a resource available for possible future use," Pohl explained.

"This stock buyback program reflects our confidence in both the near- and long-term prospects for Patriot Scientific," Pohl stated. "We are committed to returning value to stockholders in various ways, including through our growth strategy as well as our focus on operational excellence and ability to generate and manage strong cash flow. As we receive and accumulate cash in the future from anticipated licensing revenues, our Board will be continuing to review and update our business and strategic plans," he continued. "These considerations currently include payment of dividends, buying back some of our outstanding shares and warrants, and contemplation of other prudent and feasible ways in which we might put future cash to work to create additional streams of revenue for the benefit of the Company and our shareholders."

In actions extremely rare for micro-cap corporations, Patriot will have issued two cash dividends within the past two months. The second of these two dividends is being distributed today to qualified shareholders and warrant holders of record as of March 31, 2006. Upon completion of this dividend payment, the total dividends paid by Patriot so far this calendar year will be almost $25 million. Earlier this year, Patriot also entered into a warrant buyback plan, and in February it exercised one of its monthly options to repurchase 2 million outstanding warrants from a warrant holder.

These cash dividends and buyback plans are especially significant because - until Q3 of 2005 - Patriot had never shown a quarterly profit, and had never realized significant revenue from its 10-patent portfolio of seminal microprocessor innovations. Since February of last year, the Company's jointly owned patent portfolio - marketed as the Moore Microprocessor Patent(TM) (MMP) Portfolio - has been successfully licensed to Intel, AMD, HP, Fujitsu and Casio, generating millions in revenue for Patriot.

The information just released by Patriot - as reported on its Form 10QSB filed with the SEC - includes among other things that in the three months ending February 28, 2006, Patriot Scientific booked some $60 million in revenue from license transactions. As explained in notes to the financial statements, that amount includes revenues of a joint venture licensing entity that are not available to the Company, but which - due to the need to comply with a complex rule of accounting standards - Patriot is required by its independent auditors to consolidate and include with its own figures. The same accounting rule and explanation applies to income figures included in the report.

The Company also completed the previously announced conversion and retirement of all remaining convertible debentures that had been on the books, freeing the Company from the liability as well as certain restrictions and contingencies that had been contained in those debt agreements.

"The very favorable quarterly revenue and income figures, even after allowing for the inclusion of figures for the consolidated joint venture entity, show Patriot Scientific Corporation to be a strong growth company in excellent financial health," Pohl said. "Although past performance does not guarantee future success, we are confident that Patriot will receive additional licensing distributions based on our core patent technologies that are at the heart of virtually every microprocessor produced since 1994. With the precedent of the licensing agreements already entered into with major computer chip and electronic equipment manufacturers, we have every reason to expect that other firms will choose to honor our patents by obtaining licenses."

"Our recent quarterly report also includes information about some litigation or disputes in which the Company is engaged that do not involve patent infringement," Pohl commented. "It should not be surprising for a company like Patriot that has undergone such a dramatic transition in the past year to be dealing with some conflicted matters from the past that need to be resolved. These matters are not distracting us from the normal course of business, and we rely upon the experienced and skillful attorneys who are advising and representing us to help bring these matters to a satisfactory conclusion."

Through the Company's marketing alliance with The TPL Group's Alliacense division, active license negotiations are ongoing with other U.S. and foreign companies whose digital products include fundamental design techniques covered by the Company's patent portfolio. More than 150 of these companies - and that includes practically every high-tech consumer electronics manufacturer and systems integrator in the global marketplace - have been put on notice of likely infringement and the opportunity to obtain licenses.

"Q3 of 2006 has proven remarkably successful for Patriot Scientific," Pohl said, "and our Board of Directors has seen fit to share this success directly with our shareholders through two unprecedented dividends. Now, in addition, our Board has adopted a strategic long-range stock buyback plan to demonstrate our belief in the future of Patriot and the long-term value of our stock."

About Patriot Scientific

Patriot Scientific (OTC Bulletin Board: PTSC.OB) has emerged as an effective and dynamic intellectual property licensing Company, developing and marketing innovative and proprietary semiconductor technologies. The Company's portfolio of proprietary designs encompasses what is believed to be fundamental ultra-low-power array microprocessor technology, as well as pending patents designed to protect Patriot's proprietary technology.

Detailed information about Patriot Scientific can be found on the website www.ptsc.com. Copies of Patriot Scientific press releases, current price quotes, stock charts and other valuable information for investors may be found at www.hawkassociates.com and www.americanmicrocaps.com. An investment profile on Patriot Scientific may be found at http://www.hawkassociates.com/patriot/profile.htm

About the Patent Portfolio

The patent portfolio, marketed as the Moore Microprocessor Patent(TM) Portfolio, contains intellectual property that is jointly owned by publicly held Patriot Scientific Corporation and the privately held TPL Group. The portfolio encompasses seven U.S. patents as well as their European and Japanese counterparts. Both TPL and Patriot assert that their jointly owned patents protect techniques used in designing microprocessors, microcontrollers, Digital Signal Processor (DSPs), embedded processors and System-on-Chip (SoC) implementations. The MMP Portfolio is exclusively managed by Alliacense, a TPL Group enterprise.

Safe Harbor statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: Statements in this news release looking forward in time involve risks and uncertainties, including the risks associated with the effect of changing economic conditions, trends in the products markets, variations in the Company's cash flow, market acceptance risks, technical development risks, seasonality and other risk factors detailed in the Company's Securities and Exchange Commission filings.

Alliacense, Moore Microprocessor Patent, and MMP are trademarks of Technology Properties Limited (TPL). All other trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Source: Patriot Scientific Corporation
 

4000 Postings, 7738 Tage AbenteurerIch hab den Typen richtig lieb

 
  
    #1844
24.04.06 15:30
gewonnen. Auch wenn ich nicht so viel von Aktienrückkaufprogrammen halte, so werden doch die Forderungen aus Aktionärskreisen berücksichtigt. Den psychologische Effekt kann ich nicht abschätzen, das wird der Markt heute zeigen.

10 % der zukünftigen Gesamteinnahmen für den Rückkauf
10 % Kosten
20 % Rücklagen
60 % als Dividenden ausgeschüttet

Schön!
 

16074 Postings, 8393 Tage NassieJetzt muß er uns

 
  
    #1845
24.04.06 15:34
nur noch die finanzielle Basis nennen, von denen er die Prozente berechnet. Dann habe ich ihn auch lieb.  

4000 Postings, 7738 Tage AbenteurerWäre schon nicht schlecht, wenn

 
  
    #1846
24.04.06 15:44
wenn jedes Quartal so 5-10 Mio. Aktien vom Markt verschwinden. Aber Nassie du hast Recht, die Basis macht es.

Scheinbar ist der psychologische Effekt recht groß, wir stehen bei 1,14 USD bei 1,2 Mio gehandelter Aktien.
 

68 Postings, 6852 Tage Der Taipanwir stehen jetzt bei 1.19 ...

 
  
    #1847
24.04.06 15:47
... und es geht hoffentlich weiter. zum glück habe ich heute ne menge nachgekauft  

4000 Postings, 7738 Tage Abenteurerguter Zeitpunkt: Was wars der Bauch oder der Kopf? o. T.

 
  
    #1848
24.04.06 15:51

68 Postings, 6852 Tage Der Taipanes war mein bauch :) o. T.

 
  
    #1849
24.04.06 15:55

4000 Postings, 7738 Tage Abenteurer+25.38% auf 1,23 USD

 
  
    #1850
24.04.06 15:56

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