SGI will now own 26.4 percent of Number Nine, becoming its largest shareholder. Number Nine makes video and graphics accelerators and chips.
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News Burst: SGI gets stake in Number Nine
Silicon Graphics has decided to convert $9m (£5.5m) in debt owed by Number Nine Visual Technology to an equity stake in the company.
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