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Fortune Systems

Fortune Systems Corporation, later Tigera Group, Inc. and Connectivity Technologies, Inc., was an American computer hardware and software company active from 1980 to 2011. The company existed as a manufacturer of Unix workstations between 1980 and 1987 and are most well known for their Fortune 32:16 line of Motorola 68000-based workstations. Following…

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Founded
September 1980; 45 years ago (1980-09) in Foster City, California
Founders
Gary B. Friedman · David van den Berg · Homer Dunn
Industry
Computer
Defunct
2011; 15 years ago (2011)
Number of employees
Over 534 (1984, peak)
Products
Fortune 32:16

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Fortune Systems

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Edges55
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Avg. degree1.96
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related to 1980–1983: Beginnings and early success · 48
Fortune Systems → American, April, Arizona, As, August, Before, Berg, BNP Paribas, California, Chapter, Company, David, First Chicago Bank, Fortune, Fortune Systems Corporation, Foster City, France, French Thomson SARL, Friedman, Gary
Founders · 3
Fortune Systems → David van den Berg, Gary B. Friedman, Homer Dunn
Trade name · 2
Fortune Systems → Connectivity Technologies, Inc. (1996–2011), Tigera Group, Inc. (1987–1996)
Defunct · 1
Fortune Systems → 2011; 15 years ago (2011)
Founded · 1
Fortune Systems → September 1980; 45 years ago (1980-09) in Foster City, California
Industry · 1
Fortune Systems → Computer
Number of employees · 1
Fortune Systems → Over 534 (1984, peak)
Products · 1
Fortune Systems → Fortune 32:16
Type · 1
Fortune Systems → Public

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fortune company million fortune's tigera computer 1987 1983 1984 32 16 1980 corporation years inc systems group quarter 1985 software

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Fortune SystemsDefunct2011; 15 years ago (2011)1.00infobox
Fortune SystemsFoundedSeptember 1980; 45 years ago (1980-09) in Foster City, California1.00infobox
Fortune SystemsFoundersGary B. Friedman1.00infobox
Fortune SystemsFoundersDavid van den Berg1.00infobox
Fortune SystemsFoundersHomer Dunn1.00infobox
Fortune SystemsIndustryComputer1.00infobox
Fortune SystemsNumber of employeesOver 534 (1984, peak)1.00infobox
Fortune SystemsProductsFortune 32:161.00infobox
Fortune SystemsTrade nameTigera Group, Inc. (1987–1996)1.00infobox
Fortune SystemsTrade nameConnectivity Technologies, Inc. (1996–2011)1.00infobox
Fortune SystemsTypePublic1.00infobox
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