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What Happened To Digital Equipment Corporation. when it shipped in 1965, it offered the first viable alternative to mainframe computers—the powerful, but. digital equipment corp. in 1996, its peak revenue year, it lost $112 million. Had microprocessor technology, but its business model could not profitably sell a computer. By 1998, dec was #116 on the fortune 500 list. bell labs created the transistor, and fairchild semiconductor created the integrated circuit, but neither company is. ken olsen, who helped reshape the computer industry as a founder of the digital equipment corporation, at one time. It was a trailblazer, a pioneer. the biographer of digital equipment corp. digital equipment corporation, or dec as it was fondly known, was not just another technology company.

It was a trailblazer, a pioneer. the biographer of digital equipment corp. when it shipped in 1965, it offered the first viable alternative to mainframe computers—the powerful, but. Had microprocessor technology, but its business model could not profitably sell a computer. ken olsen, who helped reshape the computer industry as a founder of the digital equipment corporation, at one time. digital equipment corporation, or dec as it was fondly known, was not just another technology company. in 1996, its peak revenue year, it lost $112 million. By 1998, dec was #116 on the fortune 500 list. digital equipment corp. bell labs created the transistor, and fairchild semiconductor created the integrated circuit, but neither company is.

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What Happened To Digital Equipment Corporation in 1996, its peak revenue year, it lost $112 million. digital equipment corp. in 1996, its peak revenue year, it lost $112 million. the biographer of digital equipment corp. bell labs created the transistor, and fairchild semiconductor created the integrated circuit, but neither company is. It was a trailblazer, a pioneer. digital equipment corporation, or dec as it was fondly known, was not just another technology company. By 1998, dec was #116 on the fortune 500 list. when it shipped in 1965, it offered the first viable alternative to mainframe computers—the powerful, but. ken olsen, who helped reshape the computer industry as a founder of the digital equipment corporation, at one time. Had microprocessor technology, but its business model could not profitably sell a computer.