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Posted by m3x on 2013/12/14 14:34:17 (1461 reads) News by the same author

On the eve of Pianeta Amiga 2013, ACube Systems srl and A-EON Technology Ltd are pleased to announce that they have concluded a joint co-operation agreement to promote the continued development of hardware and software for the benefit of the Classic and Next-Generation Amiga communities.

A-EON's Matthew Leaman commented on concluding the agreement, “This is a new chapter for the Amiga community and we look forward to many years of close co-operation with our Italian partners”.
ACube's Max Tretene replied, “With our joint technical and financial resources we hope to fast track developments for the benefit of the whole Amiga community”. His business partner, Enrico Vidale added, “We are pleased to be working with like-minded Amiga enthusiasts and together we will work to support and expand the Amiga user base”. Trevor Dickinson, A-EON co-founder added, “ACube helped keep the Next-Generation Amiga dream alive during its darkest days, paving the way with new AmigaOS hardware. I am delighted we have concluded this Agreement.”

Plans are already in motion for the first collaboration and details will be released when the time is right. For future information and updates please visit the A-EON Technology and ACube websites.

About ACube Systems srl: ACube Systems srl is the designer and developer of the Sam440, Sam460 and AmigaOne 500 computer systems, as well as the Minimig and now the Minimig Plus.
ACube Systems website

About A-EON Technology Ltd: A-EON is the developer of the AmigaONE X1000 computer and now the Cyrus Plus motherboard built around Freescale's P3 & P5 QorIQ multi-core PowerPC processors, as well several products for the Classic Amiga market.
A-EON Technology website

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Antique	Published: 2013/12/14 18:07 Updated: 2013/12/14 18:07
Home away from home Joined: 11/30/2006 From: Norway Comments: 2469	RE: ACube and A-EON announce One Vision on future Amiga co-operation Let's hope this will bring us more great hw/sw in the future. :-)

kas1e	Published: 2013/12/15 11:35 Updated: 2013/12/15 11:36
Home away from home Joined: 09/11/2007 From: Russia Comments: 5226	official friendship I somehow expected even before that acube/aeon/amikit already works close enough together, so it just one more "yes, we work close enough" imho. And all that "this is new chapter for the amiga community" and those who and what says .. like presidents and some journalist make a news-papers for us :) I not president, so can't says "kas1e add: all we just need now its more os4 developers for develop the os4 itself", but still imho that we need just full payed os4 devs in core team. That the most important part currently, after all that new HW is here already.

Troels	Published: 2013/12/15 14:12 Updated: 2013/12/15 14:12
Not too shy to talk Joined: 11/30/2006 From: Comments: 449	Re: official friendship Of course they have worked together but maybe not in a formalised way and probably not on a specific project which I hope this is what they are hinting at. "Plans are already in motion for the first collaboration and details will be released when the time is right" I will be looking forward to hear more.

Templario	Published: 2013/12/16 12:06 Updated: 2013/12/16 12:06
Quite a regular Joined: 03/28/2010 From: Palencia (capital of the mythical Vaccean Kingdom) Comments: 622	Re: ACube and A-EON announce One Vision on future Amiga c... Well, we wait now good Amiga machines with good prices?

utri007	Published: 2013/12/16 21:24 Updated: 2013/12/16 21:25
Not too shy to talk Joined: 01/06/2007 From: Comments: 327	Re: ACube and A-EON announce One Vision on future Amiga c... I hope that this makes possible to produce some mobos in china. It would make a possible to sell less than 100€ per mobo, if ordered quantities are big in enough. It would require more than 10 000 mobos per order. Those mobos wouldn't be state of art but at least Sam 460 level, but any way, co operations must be to get low end mobo's price low