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The company's Jumbo line eventually comprised the majority of the company's sales and was instrumental in its success into the early 1990s. By May 1990, Colorado Memory
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and upset the QIC Committee, a consortium of 35 companies who developed QIC hardware. The latter called for standardization in the use of such compression algorithms in hardware, as to ensure cross-compatibility between different manufacturers and to prevent unreadable backups when proprietary
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in hardware. This allowed for a doubling of storage compared to contemporaneous QIC disk drives capacity without incurring a high performance penalty. The release of the QIC-150 shocked CMS' competitors such as
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88,000 square feet and employed between 250 and 500 workers, each in disparate divisions, including management, manufacturing, and software development. By late 1992, the company employed 600.
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How It All Began: Hewlett-Packard's
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1713:Co-founders
1537:HP QuickPlay
1451:Discontinued
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1279:HP Chromebox
1242:Consumer PCs
1078:Antonio Neri
1074:Mike Nefkens
1057:John Hinshaw
1045:Todd Bradley
1019:(Chairwoman)
952:Bill Hewlett
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1521:LightScribe
1500:AlphaServer
1442:NonStop SQL
1330:Plantronics
1317:Calculators
1158:HPE Storage
1120:BladeSystem
1085:Bill Veghte
1066:Tracy Keogh
1054:Henry Gomez
1051:Martin Fink
1041:Meg Whitman
1023:Jim Skinner
501:(12): 12A.
158:(1985–1990)
1831:Categories
1638:TouchSmart
1574:HPE Helion
1542:Tru64 UNIX
1437:NonStop OS
1366:Photosmart
1032:Executive
421:References
263:voltmeters
190:tape drive
61:Technology
1775:HP Atalla
1765:HP Garage
1739:Mark Hurd
1648:NetServer
1516:Domain/OS
1470:HP Compaq
1229:EliteDesk
1204:EliteBook
1130:Superdome
1125:Integrity
1095:hardware
1093:Computer
997:Raj Gupta
976:Directors
507:221282113
356:algorithm
314:Amiga 500
306:Commodore
247:athletics
212:in 1992.
1806:Products
1784:See also
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1678:ProCurve
1673:VoodooPC
1610:TouchPad
1605:VoodooPC
1583:Hardware
1564:HP Cloud
1557:Services
1509:Software
1485:Presario
1453:products
1415:Software
1351:LaserJet
1322:Teradici
1254:Pavilion
1249:OmniBook
1168:HPE 3PAR
1137:ProLiant
1097:products
1034:officers
945:Founders
503:ProQuest
411:OnStream
326:parallel
126:Products
58:Industry
1770:HP Labs
1702:HP CEOs
1600:iPod+HP
1590:Jornada
1531:OpenVMS
1356:ScanJet
1346:DeskJet
1259:Spectre
1226:ProDesk
1199:ProBook
1184:HP Inc.
1151:Storage
1142:NonStop
1113:Servers
931:HP Inc.
735:BizWest
655:PC Week
625:PC Week
597:PC Week
556:PC Week
442:PC Week
415:Philips
308:'s new
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89:Founder
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1758:Assets
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1618:Vectra
1595:OmniGo
1549:(sold)
1533:(sold)
1461:Compaq
1396:Scitex
1361:Scitex
1326:HyperX
1274:Stream
1163:HPE XP
663:et seq
633:et seq
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335:, and
322:serial
282:Tecmar
274:drives
272:(QIC)
148:Parent
1653:Kayak
1633:Slate
1547:WebOS
1427:HP-UX
1209:ZBook
318:modem
310:Amiga
278:Rexon
168:1995)
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1686:Palm
1628:Mini
1623:Brio
1495:iPAQ
1463:line
1269:OMEN
1264:ENVY
528:ISBN
363:and
331:, a
324:and
300:and
200:and
115:Fate
107:1992
100:1992
76:1985
69:1985
1526:MPE
1490:Evo
1105:HPE
684:EDN
409:of
407:CEO
337:RAM
329:I/O
286:IBM
182:CMS
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