Gateway makes first foray into China
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The computer maker will sell its PCs through Digital China, while Dell will try to target upscale consumers in the country.
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TAIPEI/SHANGHAI  - Taiwan's Acer Inc   will buy Gateway Inc  for $710 million to double its  U.S. presence and unseat China's Lenovo  as the  world's No. 3 PC maker, while dealing a blow to its efforts to  grow in Europe.
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Gateway has introduced the first products in a new line of desktop PCs for sale at major retailers throughout North America, following through on plans to broaden the company's reach beyond direct-sales channels.
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China&#39;s next-generation Internet backbone IPv6 router has successfully passed the technical examination at the PLA Information Project University.
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IRVINE, Calif., Sept. 7  /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Gateway, Inc. today introduced the Gateway(R) E-4610 professional desktop, which brings enhanced performance, manageability and security to Gateway's education, government and business customers.
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IRVINE, Calif., Dec. 8  /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Gateway, Inc. today announced that it has earned the top spot in Technology Business Research's Corporate IT Buying Behavior and Customer Satisfaction Study for Corporate Desktops for the third quarter of 2006.
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China advanced its nation&#39;s communications infrastructure by launching Cernet2, a high-speed Internet backbone. Cernet2, a high-speed internet backbone, connects 25 universities in 20 cities.
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China has taken a major step in becoming the next big player in the Internet Market with their latest release. They launched their first backbone network of the next generation Internet that would help China to catch-up with the market leaders.
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China has developed and demonstrated its first high-performance network core router based on the next-generation Internet standard known as IPv6, which the country officially inaugurated earlier this week.
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Irvine, California - Gateway reported a narrowed net loss in the first quarter on continued restructuring of its operations and the integration of newly acquired firm eMachines.
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(InfoWorld) - Gateway has rejected an offer to sell its retail arm to the California man who founded the company's eMachines line. Lap Shun "John" Hui surprised Gateway's board in August when heÂ offered to buy their retail operationsÂ for a reported $450 million. Gateway issued a statement Friday saying it had decided that the offer was not in the best interest of its shareholders. In 2004, Gateway paid Hui $234 million to acquire his company eMachines, a line of entry-level PCs. Hui used the money to start an office supplies company, and still owns about 5 percent of Gateway's stock. Hui's offer would have stripped Gateway of its agreements with third-party resellers like Best Buy Co., Circuit City Stores, and Wal-Mart Stores. The company sells the rest of its computers through direct sales channels on the telephone and Internet, and through its professional business channel. Gateway, of Irvine, California, is the third-largest PC vendor in the U.S. but has posted financial losses for several quarters. Still, analysts said that breaking the company up would not have made it more competitive.
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The new Gateway One is an all-in-one design that's the successor to Gateway's Profile series PCs.
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TAIPEI/SHANGHAI  - Taiwan's Acer Inc will buy Gateway Inc for $710 million to double its U.S. presence and unseat China's Lenovo as the world's No. 3 PC maker, while dealing a blow to its efforts to grow in Europe.
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THE Commonwealth Bank is set to become the first Australian financial institution to enter mainland China&#39;s commercial and retail banking sector.
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Linux provider Red Hat has opened an office in Beijing, China, joining the ranks of technology companies hoping to participate in the rapidly expanding Chinese market.
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China might have been a learner and follower in the development of the first generation internet, but now they have progressed to the cutting edge internet technology.
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The entry-level laptop is taking the first steps into Asian classrooms.