General Automation was founded in 1968, just prior to the beginning of the microprocessor boom of the 1970’s. They were founded by Burt Yale, a former aerospace engineer from the Gemini space program, and a former exec of Honeywell (Larry Goshorn). By 1972 they went public, and by 1974 were the 4th largest minicomputer make […] The post The General Automation GA-16 16-bit CPU first appeared on The CPU Shack Museum.
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