NComputing has won the prestigious 2007 Wall Street Journal Technology Innovation Award in the category of Computing Systems for their Low-cost method of sharing a standard PC with as many as 30 users.
The Wall Street Journal reviewed over 800 companies in various categories, and fewer than 4% received an award.
Is there a prize?
No!
But, the organizers claim that there will be extensive coverage in The Wall Street Journal's three global editions as well as on wsj.com and Dow Jones Newswires.
They will also honor the winners at an awards ceremony on October 24 in conjunction with Dow Jones VentureWire's Alternative Energy and MicroVentures conferences in Redwood City, California.
The Awards helps the winners obtain venture-capital funding or an increase in sales.
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