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| foundation = [[1984]] |
| foundation = [[1984]] |
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| location = [[Lund]], [[Sweden]] |
| location = [[Lund]], [[Sweden]] |
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| industry = [[Computer hardware]]<br />[[Research and development]] |
| industry = [[Computer hardware]] <br /> [[Research and development]] |
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| products = Network cameras<br />Print servers |
| products = Network cameras<br />Print servers |
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| revenue = {{profit}} '''[[Swedish Krona|SEK]] 895 million''' (2005)<ref name="2005annual" />{{cite web | title=AXIS AB Annual Report 2005 | url=http://www2.axis.com/files/annual_reports/2005annual_eng.pdf }}</ref> |
| revenue = {{profit}} '''[[Swedish Krona|SEK]] 895 million''' (2005)<ref name="2005annual" />{{cite web | title=AXIS AB Annual Report 2005 | url=http://www2.axis.com/files/annual_reports/2005annual_eng.pdf }}</ref> |
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| homepage = [http://www.axis.com/ www.axis.com] |
| homepage = [http://www.axis.com/ www.axis.com]<br /> [http://www.axis.com/anz/ www.axis.com/anz] |
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[[Image:Axis_network_webcam.jpg|thumb|An old Axis 2100 network camera.]] |
[[Image:Axis_network_webcam.jpg|thumb|An old Axis 2100 network camera.]] |
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Revision as of 11:26, 13 October 2006
| The Axis Communications AB logo | |
| Industry | Computer hardware Research and development |
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| Founded | 1984 |
| Headquarters | Lund, Sweden |
| Products | Network cameras Print servers |
| Revenue |  SEK 895 million (2005)[1]"AXIS AB Annual Report 2005" (PDF).</ref> |
| Website | www.axis.com www.axis.com/anz |
Axis Communications AB (XSSE:AXIS) is a manufacturer of IT equipment, mostly known for its print servers and network cameras. According to its latest annual report, it has sold over 500.000 network cameras, thus claiming to be the world leader in that market.
Most of Axis' equipment contain an embedded computer with some flash memory and running a custom version of Linux. One of its major breakthroughs in technology was the development of JFFS, which extended the life time of the devices' flash memory.