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United computes $18.2M.(United Devices Inc.)(Brief Article)

Austin Business Journal

| August 24, 2001 | HIGGINBOTHAM, STACEY | COPYRIGHT 1990 Austin Business Journal, Inc. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

If the stereotypical workday is 9 to 5, that means your workplace computer is idle 16 hours a day. Making money off those 16 hours is what enabled Austin's United Devices Inc. to rake in $18.2 million in venture capital.

GE Equity, an investment arm of General Electric Co., and Constellation Ventures led the round. AOL Time Warner Ventures, Intel Capital and 550 Media Ventures also participated.

This funding brings total outside investments in the company to $31.2 million.

Ed Hubbard, CEO of United Devices, sees an opportunity for idle computers to work on other projects for companies.

The concept is called distributive computing - and …

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