Computer Consoles Incorporated
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Computer Consoles Incorporated was a company which provided telephone companies with directory assistance systems, along with systems used to automate various operator and other operation/maintenance services. They are 'infamous' for the Power 6/32 machine donations to the CSRG to make the 4.3 BSD 'Tahoe' port possible. They were later absorbed by Northern Telecom.
External links
- Computer Consoles, Inc. - extensive, but poorly sourced
- Computer Consoles Power 5/32
- CCI's Cunningham: Unix 'hot boxes' make firm sizzle Computerworld, Dec 8, 1986 (starting on page 29 of the PDF, at the bottom, and continuing on page 33-34)
- An OA Merger Fails, Datamation, Vol. 31 No. 6, March 15, 1985, (starting on page 49 of the PDF, ending on page 59) - covers CCI's failed merger with NBI, Inc
