Digital Research

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Digital Research was a pioneering software company best known for creating early microcomputer operating systems such as CP/M and its 16-bit variants.

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Label Occurrences
Digital Research canonical 11
Digital Research operating systems 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf computer company
software company
acquiredBy Novell
activeInDecade 1970s
1980s
early 1990s
country United States of America
surface form: United States
developed BIOS interface for CP/M
fate acquired
focus microcomputer operating systems
foundedBy Gary Kildall
founder Gary Kildall
headquartersLocation Pacific Grove, California
industry software
influenced MS-DOS
MS-DOS
surface form: PC DOS
keyPerson Dorothy Kildall
Gary Kildall
knownFor CP/M
surface form: CP/M operating system

early microcomputer operating systems
location California, United States
surface form: California
notableWork CP/M
CP/M
surface form: CP/M-80

CP/M-86
CP/M-Plus
Concurrent CP/M
Concurrent DOS
DR DOS
GEM
GEM (Graphics Environment Manager)
surface form: GEM Desktop

Concurrent DOS
surface form: Multiuser DOS
operatingSystemFamily CP/M
surface form: CP/M family

DOS-compatible operating systems
product CP/M
CP/M-86
DR DOS
GEM
productType graphical user interface
operating system
successor Novell
targetArchitecture Intel 80286
Intel 8080
Intel 8086
Intel 8088
Zilog Z80
targetPlatform 16-bit microcomputers
8-bit microcomputers

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CP/M-86 developer Digital Research
CP/M developer Digital Research
Concurrent DOS developer Digital Research
DR DOS developer Digital Research
Concurrent CP/M developer Digital Research
Concurrent CP/M partOf Digital Research
this entity surface form: Digital Research operating systems
DR-DOS developer Digital Research
DR-DOS originallyReleasedBy Digital Research
Atari TOS developer Digital Research
GEM desktop developer Digital Research