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
linked to: Fujitsu Limited
businessModel plug-compatible mainframe vendor
competitor IBM
country United States
countryOfHeadquarters United States
era 1970s
1980s
foundedByFormerEmployeeOf IBM
founder Gene Amdahl
headquartersLocation Silicon Valley
Sunnyvale, California
historicalRole major IBM plug-compatible mainframe vendor
pioneer in IBM-compatible mainframes
industry computer hardware
information technology
mainframe computers
keyPerson Gene Amdahl
knownFor IBM-compatible mainframe computers
challenging IBM mainframe dominance
majorShareholder Fujitsu
linked to: Fujitsu Limited
market data centers
enterprise computing
namedAfter Gene Amdahl
notableContribution increasing competition in mainframe market
offering lower-cost alternatives to IBM mainframes
parentCompany Fujitsu
linked to: Fujitsu Limited
product Amdahl 470 series
linked to: Amdahl

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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