Silicon Graphics files for Chap 11 and is sold to Rackable for $25 Million

[William Donzelli]

> NCR (1881) is still around, after being acquired, then spun-off again
> by AT&T.  No computers per se, but check scanners, ATMs, POS, and the
> like.  I suppose you could also include Teradata (spinoff of NCR).

Well, yes, but this could get hairy, figuring out who to include. You
could say the same thing about GE, for example - they still make
computers for their own products, but no computers per se. And then
there is the whole defense industry. General Mills? Rockwell-Collins?

I would say to keep it confined to older corporations that made
general purpose computers a long time ago, and still make  general
purpose computers today (and by that I would mean anything from micros
to supers).

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Will