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Reference Arachne Labs
Arachne Labs mají za sebou léta zkušeností s vývojem i nasazením aplikací oblasti internetu, open source software a telekomunikací.
Arachne Labs build on years of experience with development and deployment of applications in the area of internet, open source software and telecommunications.
2006
Well... lot of work had to be done... :-)
2005
Arachne Backbone
metropolitan FSO (free space optics) and FWA (fixed wireless access) based network, which serves as backbone for informal neighborhood Wi-Fi network, using the the same Wi-Fi mesh (routing: OSPF) as backup medium at the same time
Prometheus QoS
ISP-oriented open source tool for easy manipulation of the IP traffic shaping and sharing features of the Linux kernel, portable, no dependencies on tools like Perl, Python or Java
2004
Rádio 1
major Czech alternative FM radio station asked Arachne Labs to implement audio streaming both into public Internet and into CZFree.Net community network, using free OGG format and Icecast 2 open source technology (MP3 streaming was demonstrated too)
2003
CZFree.Net
new adventures in Wi-Fi: major internet gateway for informal neighbourhood wireless network
Arachne Telehouse
affordable 19" rackmount 1U server housing and virtual Linux server hosting
Arachne Jetset
high availability webhosting and PHP/SQL application hosting
2002
Flashstudio
HTML desing, PHP/SQL coding and application hosting
of Fotokatalog.cz project of professional photography database
2001
Bison & Rose
HTML desing, PHP/SQL coding and webhosting
of Kajmany.cz project for ČSOB (graphics by Flashstudio)
MICRODISENO (Colombia)
licensed Arachne WWW browser for automated e-mail file transfers
2000
p.k.Solvent
licensed Arachne WWW browser for automated e-mail file transfers from/to their clients
NexWave solutions (France)
formerly known as Suntech, licensed Arachne technology, helped a lot with attempts to port Arachne to Linux, attempted ported Arachne to their own proprietary kernel-less realtime OS, their M@agellan embedded web browser may be partly based on Arachne web browser.
1999
GE Capital Bank
licensed Arachne to view internal corporate HTML documentation on state-of-art DOS PCs in acquired Czech bank Agrobanka
Vadem (Sillicon Valley, California, USA)
mobile computing solutions, licensed Arachne technology
GOTOP systems (China)
licensed Arachne technology in 1999)
Wind (China)
licensed Arachne technology
MP3records.cz
MP3.com-like portal for Czech independent musicians
Radio 16
we sponsored first non-stop MP3 streaming radio on Czech internet
Arachne Webspace
one of first affordable public webhosting services in Czech Republic
iDNES
GSM/SMS messaging system for electronic version of major Czech newspaper MF DNES
1998
TeleMED (Germany)
telecomunication services for health care sector, licensed Arachne WWW browser
1997
Caldera (UK/USA)
Caldera/Lineo/SCO vs. Arachne Labs history: Digital Research, company that developed CP/M and DR-DOS, was bought by Caldera and became first Caldera-UK and later
Lineo, which now redirects to Metroworks.
Their DR-Websyder web browser was derived from Arachne web browser in 1997, and later re-branded as "Embedix" browser. Interesing: At the time Caldera licensed Arachne WWW browser, it was suing Microsoft and distributing Linux and they looked like "good guys". Caldera itself later took over SCO and became SCO itself, only to start suing entire Linux community including IBM, with strong support of Microsoft itself (!). Arachne Labs would never license Arachne WWW browser to Caldera/SCO if such change of mind was predictable in 1997.
H.W.Wilson (USA)
bookstore, licensed Arachne as WWW browser CD-ROM catalogue viewer for DOS
Webtyme (?) (USA)
weird DOS based web-browsing slot-machine, first big Arachne WWW browser deal
1995-1997
xChaos software era
Fido, BBS, modem-based proprietary telecomunicating systems, early Internet experience
1992-1995
IBASE group era
some GUI frontend design and programming work for DOS image database project, DOS computing
1988-1992
ManicMike (TM) era
8-bit computing, Sharp MZ-800, CP/M experience, good old days of filesharing using casette tapes :-)
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