• Breakthrough technology adds new speed to Mathematica 4.
• The release of Mathematica 4 is announced at the Apple Worldwide Developer Conference.
• Mathematica Link for Excel is reviewed by IT Week.
• Roger Germundsson, our Director of Research and Development, discusses the importance of symbolic programming in IEEE Spectrum.
• Wolfram Research releases new link to Microsoft Excel for increased data analysis capabilities and thousands of functions.
• See snow sculpture photos from the Wolfram Research-sponsored team in action at the 1999 International Snow Sculpture Championships.
• The November 1998 issue of WIRED highlights Graphica, a new kind of art form. The Graphica book series features a dazzling and surprising collection of images in which Mathematica becomes an artist's tool.
• The MathMobile sports iMac on fall and winter tour.
• Wolfram Research is "anchored" to steady growth and expanded sales initiatives.
• Wolfram Research announces parallel computing support for Mathematica.
• Wolfram Research distributes Global Optimization for Mathematica.
• "FoxTrot" character Jason Fox will promote the innovative educational calculus software Calculus WIZ.
• The Mathematica Book by Stephen Wolfram has been translated into Japanese.
• Dynamic Visualizer brings interactive 3D manipulations to Mathematica.
  

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