Array ( [system] => AnyPath [id] => 3295 [summary] => The Nokia (Alcatel-Lucent) AnyPath® messaging system enables subscribers to access and manage all their communications needs (voicemail, email, faxes, text messages, and voice-activated web-browsing) on one platform (using a telephone, wireless device, or personal computer). The embedded computing system for AnyPath was originally designed by Force Computers, Inc.

Force Computers was a San Jose, CA-based designer of OEM embedded computing systems, with major operations in Fremont CA USA, Munich Germany, Bangalore India, and Irvine Scotland. In 1996, Force was acquired by Solectron Corporation, another manufacturer of products for the electronics industry, based in Milpitas, CA. However, Solectron then sold the Force Computers embedded computing business to Motorola Inc. in 2004, who then integrated Force into its Motorola Computer Group (MCG), re-branding it as the Embedded Communications Computing Group (ECC, or sometimes MECC).

Emerson acquired Motorola's Embedded Communications Computing division in 2007, but was later re-branded as Artesyn Embedded Technologies in early 2014 following a transition to new private ownership in late 2013. ) 122070 ALCATEL-LUCENT ANYPATH THE NOKIA (ALCATEL-LUCENT) ANYPATH® MESSAGING SYSTEM ENABLES SUBSCRIBERS TO ACCESS AND MANAGE ALL THEIR COMMUNICATIONS NEEDS (VOICEMAIL, EMAIL, FAXES, TEXT MESSAGES, AND VOICE-ACTIVATED WEB-BROWSING) ON ONE PLATFORM (USING A TELEPHONE, WIRELESS DEVICE, OR PERSONAL COMPUTER). THE EMBEDDED COMPUTING SYSTEM FOR ANYPATH WAS ORIGINALLY DESIGNED BY FORCE COMPUTERS, INC. FORCE COMPUTERS WAS A SAN JOSE, CA-BASED DESIGNER OF OEM EMBEDDED COMPUTING SYSTEMS, WITH MAJOR OPERATIONS IN FREMONT CA USA, MUNICH GERMANY, BANGALORE INDIA, AND IRVINE SCOTLAND. IN 1996, FORCE WAS ACQUIRED BY SOLECTRON CORPORATION, ANOTHER MANUFACTURER OF PRODUCTS FOR THE ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY, BASED IN MILPITAS, CA. HOWEVER, SOLECTRON THEN SOLD THE FORCE COMPUTERS EMBEDDED COMPUTING BUSINESS TO MOTOROLA INC. IN 2004, WHO THEN INTEGRATED FORCE INTO ITS MOTOROLA COMPUTER GROUP (MCG), RE-BRANDING IT AS THE EMBEDDED COMMUNICATIONS COMPUTING GROUP (ECC, OR SOMETIMES MECC). EMERSON ACQUIRED MOTOROLA'S EMBEDDED COMMUNICATIONS COMPUTING DIVISION IN 2007, BUT WAS LATER RE-BRANDED AS ARTESYN EMBEDDED TECHNOLOGIES IN EARLY 2014 FOLLOWING A TRANSITION TO NEW PRIVATE OWNERSHIP IN LATE 2013. VSC4G0PCTB 122070 849039326 HOST SERVER 1.6GHZ CPU - Ventura Telephone Products » Ventura Telephone

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The 122070 is a HOST SERVER 1.6GHZ CPU for the product line. VenTel buys, sells, tests and installs ALCATEL-LUCENT products.

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The Nokia (Alcatel-Lucent) AnyPath® messaging system enables subscribers to access and manage all their communications needs (voicemail, email, faxes, text messages, and voice-activated web-browsing) on one platform (using a telephone, wireless device, or personal computer). The embedded computing system for AnyPath was originally designed by Force Computers, Inc.

Force Computers was a San Jose, CA-based designer of OEM embedded computing systems, with major operations in Fremont CA USA, Munich Germany, Bangalore India, and Irvine Scotland. In 1996, Force was acquired by Solectron Corporation, another manufacturer of products for the electronics industry, based in Milpitas, CA. However, Solectron then sold the Force Computers embedded computing business to Motorola Inc. in 2004, who then integrated Force into its Motorola Computer Group (MCG), re-branding it as the Embedded Communications Computing Group (ECC, or sometimes MECC).

Emerson acquired Motorola's Embedded Communications Computing division in 2007, but was later re-branded as Artesyn Embedded Technologies in early 2014 following a transition to new private ownership in late 2013.

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