AT&T; unveiled products compatible with IBM’s.
American Telephone & Telegraph’s 70 new products will enable its computers to link with machines built by International Business Machines, which controls about 70% of the mainframe market. Three years ago, AT&T; introduced its 3B line of minicomputers, which until now could not share data with IBM computers.
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