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BlueLock Electronics confirms partnership with Hallowsoft.

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Fort William - Amids the current “restructuring” of the company, BlueLock Electronics has announced that they’ve “happily” found an agreement for a decade-long partnership with Luthorian software company, Hallowsoft LTD. This agreement comes as no surprise as the hardware company had announced its intention to “look inwards” to find new partners for its software department, rather than outwards. BlueLock’s Chief Operations Officer (COO) Andrew Clark was reported to be “highly pleased” with the outcome of negotiations, which would add another software company as a partner to BlueLock. Mr. Clark, after his appointment by the main shareholders of the formerly-known Watford Electronic Company (WEC), stated that the company was “in decline”, due to a lack of resolve, progress and expansion. By this deal, he hopes that all three “great flaws” of the BlueLock company could be solved. 

This deal is also advantageous for the company with whom BlueLock Electronics is associating with, Hallowsoft. This company which was formerly unknown to most of the public, has now seen great publicity for them since they’ve officially announced partnering with BlueLock Electronics. The Fort William Stock Exchange saw a great boost for the stock of all these software companies. Hallowsoft was one of these beneficiaries, but also other software companies saw a great boost in the price of their stocks in the Fort William Stock Exchange, with some seeing their stock price rising by 30 % in this single day. It is safe to admit that this partnership greatly helped the software industry.  

While all of this is fine, there is still a lack of experience of the Luthorian software industry compared to its foreign counterpart, yet a large sway of this comes from the lack of software engineers in Luthori, which is, again, due to a lack of interest in the profession. Yet, sources coming from the University of Fort William may suggest that this problem may soon be overturned, as more Luthorian students entering university may have suddenly found themselves in a class to, one day, become software engineers themselves.  

With this new collaboration being secured, both companies have announced working on a new project, a new computer that would be announced in 3 years from now, and with MicroLTD, BlueLock and Hallowsoft working together on this project. While BlueLock would be focused around the creation of the computer itself, as its specialisation into the production of hardware leans into, both MicroLTD and BlueLock would collaborate on the creation of a processor that would be powerful enough to outpace their competitors either in the domestic front (Invergn) or foreign competitors as well.

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