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May 1983:
Digital announces VAXclusters. |
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April 1984:
Digital announces the Rdb relational
database management system. |
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April 1984:
Introduction of the VAX-11/785, the
most powerful single computer to date in Digital's VAX family. |
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June 1984:
Digital introduces ULTRIX-32, the first
native UNIX from Digital for the VAX family of systems. |
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October 1984:
Announcement of the VAX 8600, the first
of a new generation of computers within the VAX family and,
at the time, the highest performance computer system in Digital's
history. |
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October 1984:
Introduction of the VAXstation I, the
company's first 32-bit single-user workstation. |
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January 1985:
Digital introduces VAX ACMS (Application,
Control and Management System). |
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May 1985:
Digital introduces the MicroVAX II. |
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May 1985:
The MicroVAX chip is announced for the
MicroVAX II. |
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December 1985:
Introduction of the VAXstation II/GPX,
Digital's first technical workstation for the UNIX marketplace. |
