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I think you mean ‘Western Electric’ rather than ‘Western Digital’.
by pinewurst 1y ago
I think you mean ‘Western Electric’ rather than ‘Western Digital’.
- TMWNN 1y agoI meant Western Design Center; Western Electric, as I alluded to, wasn't producing CPUs for anyone outside AT&T c. 1980. But WDC isn't appropriate as an Intel peer, either, because back then it was just two people in a kitchen in Arizona (and still was, when Apple went to it for the 65816). Better would have been AMD, Nat Semi, or TI.