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Newbridge Networks
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later absorbed some routing technology that had been abandoned by Tandem Computers , with the purchase of Ungermann-Bass and entered the pure data networking
List of operating systems
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This is a list of operating systems. Computer operating systems can be categorized by technology, ownership, licensing, working state, usage, and by many
Heisenbug
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Computers Stop And What Can Be Done About It?". Technical Report 85.7. Tandem Computers . (16 December 1986) RISKS DIGEST 4.30 - (23 December 1986) RISKS DIGEST
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2009-02-03 at the Wayback Machine Guardian90 TR90.8 Based on R&D by Tandem Computers c/o Andrea Borr at [1] LinuxPMI is a successor to openMosix LOCUS was
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transactions per second" article by Robert Horst and Sandra Metz, of Tandem Computers Inc., "Electronics" magazine, 1984 April 19: "While most high-performance
Thomas Neir
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Since 1988, Neir had worked for a California-based hi-tech company, Tandem Computers , as senior financial analyst and marketing analyst. In late 1990, Neir
Packet Switch Stream
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manufacture packet switch hardware and by using the very expensive Tandem computers in existing VANS. Operating profit was still not achieved and a further
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and a change in direction ensued. Hardware support was provided by Tandem Computers . Early work on the multimedia database system yielded multiple U.S
Eli Zelkha
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Ventures; Livewall; Euro-Profile/i-Profile; Vemm Brazil. He was at Tandem Computers where he led strategy and new ventures, including a partnership with
IBM System Object Model
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available on this OS. One can read documentation on IBM website. In 1996 Tandem Computers Inc. obtained SOMobjects technology. Tandem was sold to Compaq, Compaq
Farzad Dibachi
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started his career at General Electric on an H1-B Visa, moving on to the Tandem Computers software engineering team in 1987 before joining Oracle Corporation