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2. Computers evolved from early concepts in the 1930s to the first programmable electronic computer in the 1940s and the first mainstream personal computer in the 1970s.
3. Fiber optic technology was developed in the 1970s, enabling high-speed internet connections around the world.
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As students and apprentices, each of the five future partners in Teklogix had given some thought to starting their own technology company. And why not? While most people remember the 1960’s as an era of free thinking in the social and political domains, it was also a time of tremendous change and opportunity in the digital world. The 1960’s brought the introduction of the mini-computer, the concept of worldwide digital communications, and a reduction in cost /performance ratios within the industry that continue to this day. While the founders’ initial objectives differed considerably from their company’s ultimate place in the digital world, they did hold true to the name Teklogix; a fusion of two Greek roots, loosely referring to the art of building logic.
The vision of wireless communications in the industrial and commercial world came to these men through observing the needs of mechanized material handling equipment operators and associated mobile workers. While much had been done in the world of real time data capture in the 1970’s, nothing was available for the mobile worker; specifically those employed in the physical movement of goods within warehouses and shipping terminals. And while terminal equipment had been developed for batch applications, real time data capture and response were left to batch data entry and the latent printing of instructional information. Teklogix saw a need to capture such data in real time and provide instantaneous instructional information to increase productivity. And the rest, they might say, is history.
No story about Teklogix would be complete without reference to the Ferranti Company, headquartered in England. Teklogix’ five partners had met while working at FerrantiInternational's Canadian division, Ferranti-Packard Electronics (FP). In the 1950’s Ferranti-Packard had, amongst other things:
· Bounced digital data off of meteorites as a prelude to current satellite communications techniques.
· Developed and produced a bar code based order entry system for Spiegel Inc. of Chicago.
· Developed and produced one of the first automated cheque readers.
· Developed and produced the first Air Canada reservation system called RESERVEC I.
· Developed and manufactured what is believed to be the first fully solid state commercial computer system in the world: the FP 6000. This was to be sold in 1963 to ICL of England and became the ICL 1900 and its ancestral linage now resides in the Fujitsu organization.
And Ferranti-Packard had become one of the two major suppliers of drum memory systems of the time.Setting the Stage for the Technological Revolution
After WWII, the Canadian Government had made it a policy to fund the development of technology oriented organizations in order to deploy the large numbers of ex-servicemen and the related military workforce into commercial enterprises. It was a traditional guns-to-butter economic policy shift with an attempt to rationalize the 20th century meaning of “but.
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The document summarizes key events and technological advancements in the history of computing from 1950 to 1975. It describes the first commercially produced computer, the ERA 1101, in 1950. It discusses the introduction of the IBM 701 computer in 1953 and the TX-0 built at MIT in 1956. The SAGE air defense system linked radar stations across North America in 1958. IBM dominated the computer market in 1961. In 1964, IBM introduced the System/360, a family of compatible computers. The ILLIAC IV parallel processing computer was built for the Department of Defense in 1967. The first personal computer, the Kenbak-1, was advertised in 1971. The TV Typewriter provided alphanumeric display on televisions in 1973.
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