Amdahl Corporation

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Amdahl Corporation was a pioneering American computer company best known for producing IBM-compatible mainframe systems that challenged IBM’s dominance in the 1970s and 1980s.

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instanceOf computer company
defunct company
technology company
acquiredBy Fujitsu NERFINISHED
businessModel plug-compatible mainframe vendor
competitor IBM NERFINISHED
country United States
countryOfHeadquarters United States
era 1970s
1980s
foundedByFormerEmployeeOf IBM NERFINISHED
founder Gene Amdahl NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation Silicon Valley NERFINISHED
Sunnyvale, California NERFINISHED
historicalRole major IBM plug-compatible mainframe vendor
pioneer in IBM-compatible mainframes
industry computer hardware
information technology
mainframe computers
keyPerson Gene Amdahl NERFINISHED
knownFor IBM-compatible mainframe computers
challenging IBM mainframe dominance
majorShareholder Fujitsu NERFINISHED
market data centers
enterprise computing
namedAfter Gene Amdahl NERFINISHED
notableContribution increasing competition in mainframe market
offering lower-cost alternatives to IBM mainframes
parentCompany Fujitsu NERFINISHED
product Amdahl 470 series NERFINISHED
IBM-compatible systems
plug-compatible mainframes
regionServed Asia
Europe
North America
global
segment enterprise hardware
systems integration
state California
status defunct
technologyFocus high-performance computing
large-scale mainframe systems
type public company

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