Further bolstering its new broadband business unit, General Dynamics [GD] on Monday said it has acquired Open Kernel Labs Inc., a designer and provider of software that enables secure computing on commercial handheld devices, a critical need for government and commercial end users that want to bring their own smart phones to work. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. OK Labs, which is based in Chicago and has a presence in Australia, has 50 employees. OK Labs’ technology provides…
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