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Tulip Computers

Tulip Computers NV was a Dutch computer manufacturer that manufactured PC clones.

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Founded
1979
Industry
Computers
Headquarters
Amersfoort, Netherlands
Defunct
3 September 2009
Fate
Bankruptcy and liquidation
Formerly
Compudata (1979–1987) · Tulip Computers NV (1987–2008) · Nedfield NV (2008-2009)

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Tulip Computers

Nodes25
Edges24
Triples38
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.08
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Tulip Computers

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related to history · 17
Tulip Computers → American, Amsterdam Stock Exchange, BIOS, Compudata, Europe, Exidy Sorcerer, IBM, IBM PC, In, It, PC, Sorcerer, To, Tulip, Tulip PC, When Exidy, Zilog Z80-based
related to Sponsorships · 4
Tulip Computers → Belgium, Crystal Palace Football Club, Spain, Tulip
Formerly · 3
Tulip Computers → Compudata (1979–1987), Nedfield NV (2008-2009), Tulip Computers NV (1987–2008)
Defunct · 1
Tulip Computers → 3 September 2009
Fate · 1
Tulip Computers → Bankruptcy and liquidation
Founded · 1
Tulip Computers → 1979
Headquarters · 1
Tulip Computers → Amersfoort, Netherlands
Industry · 1
Tulip Computers → Computers
ISIN · 1
Tulip Computers → NL0006327322
Key people · 1
Tulip Computers → Mark Elbertse, CEO Franz Hetzenauer, Founder Rob Romein, Founder

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tulip computers compudata nv commodore computer pc nedfield name 1979 court september government bangladesh dutch manufactured million 1987 2008 founded

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Tulip ComputersDefunct3 September 20091.00infobox
Tulip ComputersFateBankruptcy and liquidation1.00infobox
Tulip ComputersFormerlyCompudata (1979–1987)1.00infobox
Tulip ComputersFormerlyTulip Computers NV (1987–2008)1.00infobox
Tulip ComputersFormerlyNedfield NV (2008-2009)1.00infobox
Tulip ComputersFounded19791.00infobox
Tulip ComputersHeadquartersAmersfoort, Netherlands1.00infobox
Tulip ComputersIndustryComputers1.00infobox
Tulip ComputersISINNL00063273221.00infobox
Tulip ComputersKey peopleMark Elbertse, CEO Franz Hetzenauer, Founder Rob Romein, Founder1.00infobox
Tulip ComputersNet income€ 6.7 million (2006)1.00infobox
Tulip ComputersOperating income€ 8.6 million (2006)1.00infobox
Tulip ComputersProductsComputers, ICT1.00infobox
Tulip ComputersRevenue€ 215 million (2006)1.00infobox
Tulip ComputersTraded asENX: NEDFIELD1.00infobox
Tulip ComputersTypePublic company1.00infobox
Tulip ComputersWebsitetulip.com at the Wayback Machine (archived 2001-02-02)1.00infobox

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