Software licensing business is spun off

Amino Technologies has established an independent business, IntAct Software, to license its IntAct software solutions.

News from Electronicstalk, 21 April 2006

Set-top box technology is all at sea

Espial and Amino have partnered to provide innovative IPTV set-top box technology for Allin Interactive.

News from Electronicstalk, 1 February 2006

Software creates set-top box blueprint

Amino has announced that its advanced software stack for IPTV set-top boxes is to be combined with STMicroelectronics's ST7100 family of semiconductors.

News from Electronicstalk, 6 January 2006

Set-top-box technology licensed to Russia

Amino Technologies has signed a major licence agreement with AS Intercom, a company incorporated in Cyprus but with principal operations within the Russian Federation.

News from Electronicstalk, 29 November 2005

Single-chip IPTV set-top box wins award

Amino returned home from this year's IBC event in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, after collecting one of the industry's most prestigious awards for its latest IPTV set-top box.

News from Electronicstalk, 27 September 2005

Cavalier chooses single-chip set-top box

Cavalier Telephone, a US competitive local exchange carrier with 180,000 residential subscribers has chosen Amino's AmiNET124 set-top box as part of its IPTV services development.

News from Electronicstalk, 1 September 2005

Video-on-demand solution is fully integrated

BitBand Technologies and Amino Communications have successfully integrated BitBand's video on demand solutions with Amino's IPTV (Internet protocol TV) set-top box.

News from Electronicstalk, 12 May 2005

IP STB targeted at government, education markets

An Internet Protocol TV set-top box is targeted specifically at hospitality, government, and education market - including hotels, education, hospitals, and cruise ships.

News from Electronicstalk, 31 March 2005

WMV9 extends the reach of broadband TV

Amino Communications has introduced its first IPTV set-top box to offer compatibility with high definition TV (HDTV) and Microsoft's Windows Media 9 (WMV9) low-bitrate codec.

News from Electronicstalk, 18 November 2004

Middleware provides personal video recorder

Amino Communications today announced the availability of two major middleware applications for its AmiNET500 IPTV (Internet protocol TV) set-top box with integral PVR (personal video recorder).

News from Electronicstalk, 18 November 2004

• New Hong Kong office serves Asia Pacific region

• Boxes set for IPTV in Iowa

• Amino and SecureMedia team up to supply Eona

• Compact PVR box on show in Amsterdam

• Amino leaps into the black

• US subsidiary aims to dominate IPTV market

• Set-top boxes for Slovenia

• Westwood heads up hardware team

• Upgrade for compact set-top-box design

• Set-top boxes bound for Cyprus

• Award for set-top box design

• IPTV to boost broadband market

• Set-top box takes on IPTV

• NEC veteran Giddy takes charge at Amino

• Amino gets next wave of cash and two directors

• Amino and Cyan aim for $3-per-node powerline nets

• High security for residential gateway design

• New Chairman at Amino Communications

• Reference design provides quick start for STBs