![]() ![]() DGC had a successful 16-bit minicomputer called ‘Eclipse’ in the market, built by the Eclipse Team of 30 young engineers, and the goal was to produce a new product that would be compatible with the company’s existing computer. Immediately, DGC came under pressure to also introduce a fast 32-bit minicomputer to remain competitive. In 1978, DEC introduced a 32-bit minicomputer called VAX. The story begins with Data General Corporation (DGC) deciding it wants to increase its market share in the computer industry and outpace the technology development of its main competitor, Data Equipment Corporation (DEC). The book Soul of a New Machine is set in the years 1978-1980, when computers were very slow. SHOP NOW The Soul of a New Machine Book Summary ![]() Also discover one of the move effective, meanest managers of all time. Learn the real story behind the wave of mini-computers what a desperate company had to do to survive. ![]()
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