By Stephen Nellis / Friday, February 1st, 2013 / Features, Technology / Comments Off on Light reading: Santa Barbara firm packs photonics onto chips
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By Stephen Nellis / Friday, February 1st, 2013 / Columns, Technology / Comments Off on Power-One powers up its strategy for selling inverters in the U.S.
Power-One is bringing its some of its best-selling products back to America.
UC Santa Barbara’s Technology Management Program, an effort launched in 1998 that has generated a number of successful South Coast companies, is gearing up to offer graduate degrees that its leaders call “an MBA for engineers.” The current program grants certificates and is open to both technical and non-technical majors alike. Through guest lectures by Read More →
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In a move that could change online education, Carpinteria-based lynda.com has raised $103 million from a group of investors and has plans to expand into international markets. Lynda.com, one of the fastest-growing firms in the Tri-Counties, has never before taken outside investment in its 17-year history. Founded in Ojai by Lynda Weinman and her husband Read More →
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By Stephen Nellis / Thursday, January 17th, 2013 / Latest news, Technology / Comments Off on Sientra’s CEO tells of startup’s struggle and success
In 2007, it seemed like an simple path to success: Sientra, a startup led by breast implant industry veterans, would acquire a portfolio of silicone implants, raise money and seek approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to become the first new player in the industry in two decades. Between then and now, however, Read More →