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Early programmable terminal and desktop computer manufacturer
Sycor, Inc. (originally Systronics, Inc.) was an American computer company founded in 1967 and based in Ann Arbor, Michigan. It mainly produced early
Sycor
Personal computer and terminal
to choose from. Among these were: Modems Hard disks Printers ARCnet LAN Sycor 302, a programmable terminal introduced in 1969 with similar characteristics
Datapoint_2200
Translator of computer source code
from the original on 2021-07-23. Retrieved 2021-11-28. "Programming of Sycor Units Eased With TAL II". Computerworld – The Newsweekly for the Computer
Source-to-source_compiler
German prosthetics company
2024. Riese, Markus (4 February 2019). "Fusion von Sycor und Allgeier geplatzt" [Merger of Sycor and Allgeier collapsed]. www.goettinger-tageblatt.de
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1975 1990 Dissolution STM Systems — United States 1976 Unknown Unknown Sycor — United States 1967 Unknown Unknown Symbiotic Systems — United States 1977
List of computer system manufacturers
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1982 microcomputer
Ann Arbor founded by several former executives of Sycor Inc.; Cassell himself had worked at Sycor before his employment at Candor. The 510 Winchester
E'Lite
purchasing Sycor the previous May. In 1979, Nortel established Northern Telecom Systems Corporation (NTSC) in the United States, with Sycor and Data 100
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Canadian telecommunications company (1895–2013)
Nepean, outside Ottawa. In 1978, Northern Telecom acquired Data 100 and Sycor, both American terminal manufacturers respectively based in Minneapolis
Nortel
American computer hardware company
General, General Automation, Data 100, Rockwell International, Raytheon, Sycor, Datum, Varian Data Machines, and Four-Phase Systems. By 1976, it was the
Wangco
German merchant
borrowed 1.1 billion euros from credit funds and sold the subsidiary company Sycor at short notice. In 2019, Näder had to sell the US prosthetics manufacturer
Hans_Georg_Näder
Brazilian information technology company
In 1979, the company returns to product development, in partnership with Sycor, launching the COBRA-400 microcomputer that used the Intel 8080. In 1980
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