Digigram, developer of networked audio devices, computer sound cards and audio management software, has sold its 40 percent share in Audemat-Aztec, manufacturer of measurement and monitoring equipment for broadcast applications, to the remaining shareholders.
Although Audemat-Aztec will continue to develop products using Digigram technology, the commercial and technological overlap with the Audemat-Aztec’s product portfolio isn’t big enough to justify a continued minority involvement, according to Digigram managing director Philippe Delacroix.
Digigram will continue to manufacture, support and sell the Hitplayer, a stand-alone appliance for audio IP networks formerly developed by Aztec Radiomedia.
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