Word: computerizes
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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In the letter, Smart explained that the federal government was concerned that in an effort to penetrate the U.S, supercomputer market, Japanese companies might try to sell the computer below production cost. If that were to occur, American companies, who would not sell at below cost, would not be able...
After MIT announced that it would pay up to $2 million a year for five years for a supercomputer, the university received five bids, three from American companies and two from joint Japanese-American ventures, according to Ken Campbell, an MIT spokesman. MIT planned to use the computer for basic...
In Cambridge, the company ran ads aimed mainly at Ivy League college students, promising to help them "enjoy this summer dating those students who meet your specifications," by matching them by computer with compatible partners.
BOSTON--A computer dating service that Supreme Court nominee Douglas Ginsburg helped run in the 1960s prompted complaints from dozens of people and a U.S. Postal Service probe before filing for bankruptcy in 1967, according to a published report.
But at University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, no one was smiling. Students clustered around a computer in a lobby to check their investments. More than 150 showed up for an impromptu forum last Tuesday to discuss the effect of the market's uncertainty on careers. "Let's put it...