NovAtel / Brilliant Agreement08/08/2008 |
| NovAtel (Canada) and Brilliant Telecommunications have signed a technology partnership agreement to develop and deliver innovative timing, synchronisation and positioning solutions. The companies will undertake cooperative development activities to create new product platforms that target high precision applications. |
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Under the terms of the agreement both companies will collaborate to build products for OEM's in the telecom, industrial and scientific instrumentation market. Brilliant will have access to the complete line of products offered by NovAtel including their high-performance antennas. Additionally, NovAtel will have access to Brilliant's complete line of end-to-end, NTP and PTP/IEEE 1588 products to broaden and expand the overall solutions offered by NovAtel. As part of this joint technology agreement, NovAtel and Brilliant will combine development resources for joint product development initiatives. Products developed under this agreement will be marketed and sold by both companies in their respective markets.
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