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Enjoyed some success with the 24-bit 930 and 940 running modest timesharing systems.

Their 32-bit Sigma 7 is notorious for being the first ARPANET host.

Sold to Xerox and renamed XDS.

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	Enjoyed some success with the 24-bit 930 and 940 running modest timesharing systems.		Enjoyed some success with the 24-bit [[SDS 930\|930]] and [[SDS 940\|940]] running modest timesharing systems.

	Their 32-bit Sigma 7 is notorious for being the first [[ARPANET]] host.		Their 32-bit Sigma 7 is notorious for being the first [[ARPANET]] host.