Business Briefs Business Briefs (November 26, 2004)

Federal dollars come home

Radix, a Mountain View-based company which develops advanced signal processing, is likely to benefit from new congressional funding. Rep. Anna Eshoo (D-Palo Alto) announced the dedication of $3 million for Anti-Jam GPS technology that helps aiports remain open during low visibility conditions among other things.

Radix was founded in 1990 and is consider to be a leading developer in that field.

New hotel open for business

Whether for business or pleasure, travelers to Mountain View and other nearby cities have a new option if they need a place to stay: the newly built Hampton Inn & Suites hotel, located near the junction of Highways 101 and 85.

The 88-room hotel opened for business two months ago. The rooms, 44 of which are suites, are equipped with the basic amenities. There is also a high-tech conference room for up to 45 people, a guest business center, an outdoor whirlpool and a fitness center.

The hotel is located at 390 Moffett Blvd.

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