Amiga Corporation (originally)

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Amiga Corporation (originally) was the pioneering computer company that developed the advanced multimedia technology and architecture later commercialized in the Commodore Amiga line of personal computers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf computer company
technology company
acquisitionYear 1984
country United States of America
surface form: United States
defunctAfter acquisition by Commodore International
designedFor Motorola 68000 family
surface form: Motorola 68000 CPU
developed Agnus custom chip
Amiga multimedia computer architecture
Denise custom chip
Lorraine prototype
Paula custom chip
advanced multimedia technology later used in Commodore Amiga
custom chipset for Amiga computers
employed former Atari 2600 and Atari 8-bit engineers
enteredAgreementWith Atari, Inc.
financedBy Atari, Inc.
surface form: Atari, Inc. (via loan agreement)
founded 1982
foundedBy Dave Morse
Jay Miner
Larry Kaplan
Ron Nicholson
other former Atari engineers
hadKeyPerson Carl Sassenrath
Dave Morse
Jay Miner
hadLegalDisputeWith Atari, Inc.
headquartersLocation Los Gatos, California
industry computer hardware
consumer electronics
influenced Commodore Amiga 1000
keyProduct Lorraine prototype computer
knownFor designing the original Amiga system
pioneering multimedia capabilities in personal computers
laterAcquiredBy Commodore International
laterRenamedTo Amiga Corporation (originally) self-link
surface form: Amiga Corporation
legalIssuesRelatedTo financing and technology rights with Atari and Commodore
notableFor advanced graphics and sound compared to contemporaries
preemptive multitasking OS design work later used in AmigaOS
operatedDuring early 1980s
originalName Hi-Toro
specializedIn audio hardware
graphics hardware
multimedia computer architecture
status defunct
targetMarket home computer market
video games and entertainment
technologyCommercializedAs Commodore Amiga line of personal computers

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Commodore Amiga 1000 designedBy Amiga Corporation (originally)
Commodore Amiga 1000 acquiredFrom Amiga Corporation (originally)
this entity surface form: Amiga Corporation by Commodore
Original Chip Set developer Amiga Corporation (originally)
this entity surface form: Amiga Corporation
Commodore International subsidiary Amiga Corporation (originally)
this entity surface form: Amiga, Inc. (original Amiga Corporation after acquisition)
Commodore International acquired Amiga Corporation (originally)
this entity surface form: Amiga Corporation
Original Amiga chipset (OCS) developer Amiga Corporation (originally)
subject surface form: Original Amiga chipset
this entity surface form: Amiga Corporation
Amiga Corporation (originally) laterRenamedTo Amiga Corporation (originally) self-link
subject surface form: Amiga Corporation
this entity surface form: Amiga Corporation
Commodore acquired Amiga Corporation (originally)
subject surface form: Commodore International
this entity surface form: Amiga Corporation
Amiga Inc. predecessor Amiga Corporation (originally)
this entity surface form: Amiga Corporation