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Compaq completes Microcom purchase

Martin Veitch ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 03 Jul 1997 11:44 BST

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Compaq has completed the purchase of modem and remote access specialist Microcom, a key part of its plans to cut a swathe in the LAN and communications market and become a top three computer company by the year 2000.

"Compaq is in a strong position to offer high-performance connectivity between desktops and portables and remote access concentrators and servers," said Graham Stewart, networking product manager at Compaq UK.

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