Nippon Univac and Burroughs, still not merged in Japan, have edged closer together by committing to MS-DOS and Unix as common operating systems in the workstation and personal computer market – significant, because Univac had been selling CP/M micros: Nippon Univac has set up a committee with major shareholder Mitsui to study terms of the […]
Nippon Univac and Burroughs, still not merged in Japan, have edged closer together by committing to MS-DOS and Unix as common operating systems in the workstation and personal computer market – significant, because Univac had been selling CP/M micros: Nippon Univac has set up a committee with major shareholder Mitsui to study terms of the local merger.
