[RetroBytes] takes us on a whirlwind tour of the history of the Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC), its founder Ken Olsen, and during intermission builds up a working replica of the PDP-11 from a ...

Like the DEC PDP-8, this is a 12-bit machine, but instead of the diode-transistor logic of the DEC, the substantially smaller Q2 uses a simple NMOS approach. Also, the DEC has core memory ...

PDP-11由Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) 于1970年首次推出，是当时最成功的小型计算机之一。凭借其16位架构和创新的“通用总线系统”（Unibus），它彻底 ...

Achievements Position Diversified on a Meaningful Path Forward as a Stronger and Larger Company Executed Approximately $2 Billion of Acquisitions in an Advantageous Pricing Environment Third year of C ...

These were the first versions to run on the DEC PDP-11. That's the second machine that Unix ran on – a 16-bit DEC minicomputer, similar to the one Dave Plummer rebuilt last year. Unix was ...