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Concurrent Computer Corporation

American computing vendor

Computer Corporation and the Massachusetts Computer Corporation (MASSCOMP). Technically, MASSCOMP purchased Concurrent for $241 million and was the surviving

Concurrent Computer Corporation

Concurrent_Computer_Corporation

MASSCOMP

Former computer manufacturer from the United States

The Massachusetts Computer Corporation (MASSCOMP) was a computer manufacturer based in Westford, Massachusetts. Originally conceived by C. Forbes Dewey

MASSCOMP

Motorola 68000 series

Series of 32 bit CISC microprocessors

early Silicon Graphics IRIS workstations, the Aesthedes, computers from MASSCOMP, the Texas Instruments TI-89/TI-92 calculators, the Palm Pilot (all models

Motorola 68000 series

Motorola_68000_series

Tar (computing)

File format and file archiver program

(regular). An exception is older versions of GNU tar, when running on the MASSCOMP RTU (Real Time Unix) operating system, which supported an O_CTG flag to

Tar (computing)

Tar_(computing)

Universe (Unix)

DC/OSx (dropped in SVR4-based version 2)[citation needed], Concurrent/MASSCOMP's Masscomp/RTU, MIPS Computer Systems' RISC/os, Sequent's DYNIX and Siemens'

Universe (Unix)

Universe_(Unix)

UUCP

Suite of computer programs and protocols

TCP frames. e-protocol ("e" for Ethernet) was developed by Clem Cole at MASSCOMP and was widely released by Brian Redman in the later HoneyDanBer versions

UUCP

List of computer system manufacturers

Martin Research — United States 1974 1986 Acquired by Zebra Technologies MASSCOMP — United States 1981 1988 Acquired by Concurrent Computer Corporation MasPar

List of computer system manufacturers

List_of_computer_system_manufacturers

PerkinElmer

American corporation focused on life science research

In 1988, there was a merger between Concurrent Computer Corporation and MASSCOMP; as part of the deal, Perkin-Elmer's share in Concurrent was bought out

PerkinElmer

History of Unix

that a user would normally invoke", while other computers from Sun and MASSCOMP were much more expensive but equaled the VAX. The magazine added that both

History of Unix

History_of_Unix

Systems Engineering Laboratories

Computer manufacturer

coupled with future-proofing. Gould (as well as its primary competitors MASSCOMP, Harris Computer Systems and Concurrent Computer Corporation) were driven

Systems Engineering Laboratories

Systems_Engineering_Laboratories