Digicom changes name

Thursday, 11 November, 2010

Digicom has changed its name to Arrayware. The company decided on the change to complement its tagline 'Specialists in Field Programmable Gate Array firmware and design'.

Arrayware has also created alliances with Altera, Xilinx and The Logic Portal.

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