Sunrise – How a Single University Project Kickstarted New Technologies (vcfb26)

The birthplace of Sun Microsystems is Stanford University in California. In 1982, Andy von Bechtolsheim designed a Motorola 68000-based CPU board that was intended to be the base of a workstation for the Stanford University Network "SUN". This rather simple system was not used in Stanford, but also licensed to interested companies. As a result,... Weiterlesen: Sunrise – How a Single University Project Kickstarted New Technologie…