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Nixdorf Computer

Nixdorf Computer AG was a West German computer company founded by Heinz Nixdorf in 1952. Headquartered in Paderborn, Germany, it became the fourth largest computer company in Europe, and a worldwide specialist in banking and point-of-sale systems.

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Founded
1952
Industry
Computer
Headquarters
Paderborn, West Germany
Defunct
1990
Founder
Heinz Nixdorf
Successor
Wincor Nixdorf

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Labor für Impulstechnik

Development of the Nixdorf Computer AG

Development of the Nixdorf AG after his death

Withdrawal from IBM-compatible mainframe market

Takeover by Siemens

Formation of new companies

Products

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Nixdorf Computer

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Density0.035714
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Nixdorf Computer

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related to Development of the Nixdorf Computer AG · 28
Nixdorf Computer → Because, DM, Europe, Germany, Heinz Nixdorf, Heinz Nixdorf Aue, Heinz Nixdorf Institut, Heinz Nixdorf Museums Forum, IBM, Impulstechnik, In, Ireland, Japan, Labor, Later, Nixdorf, Nixdorf Computer AG, October, Paderborn, Producers
related to Takeover by Siemens · 9
Nixdorf Computer → Europe, Nixdorf, Nixdorf Computer AG, On October, Paderborn, Siemens, Siemens Nixdorf Informationssysteme, SNI, Thousands
Defunct · 1
Nixdorf Computer → 1990
Founded · 1
Nixdorf Computer → 1952
Founder · 1
Nixdorf Computer → Heinz Nixdorf
Headquarters · 1
Nixdorf Computer → Paderborn, West Germany
Industry · 1
Nixdorf Computer → Computer
Successor · 1
Nixdorf Computer → Wincor Nixdorf
Type · 1
Nixdorf Computer → Aktiengesellschaft

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nixdorf company computer paderborn ag heinz ibm first system new products edos year million became systems labor für impulstechnik market

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Nixdorf ComputerDefunct19901.00infobox
Nixdorf ComputerFounded19521.00infobox
Nixdorf ComputerFounderHeinz Nixdorf1.00infobox
Nixdorf ComputerHeadquartersPaderborn, West Germany1.00infobox
Nixdorf ComputerIndustryComputer1.00infobox
Nixdorf ComputerSuccessorWincor Nixdorf1.00infobox
Nixdorf ComputerTypeAktiengesellschaft1.00infobox
Nixdorf Computerrelated to Development of the Nixdorf Computer AGWith0.60section
Nixdorf Computerrelated to Development of the Nixdorf Computer AGWanderer0.60section
Nixdorf Computerrelated to Development of the Nixdorf Computer AGWanderer Werken0.60section
Nixdorf Computerrelated to Development of the Nixdorf Computer AGLabor0.60section
Nixdorf Computerrelated to Development of the Nixdorf Computer AGImpulstechnik0.60section

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