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Transarc Corporation was a
private Pittsburgh-based
software company founded in 1989 by
Jeffrey Eppinger,
Michael L. Kazar,
Alfred Spector, and Dean Thompson...
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Carnegie Mellon University, and
developed as a
commercial product by the
Transarc Corporation,
which was
subsequently acquired by IBM. At
LinuxWorld on 15...
- design. He
worked at FORE
Systems and co-founded
Transarc in 1989 (acquired by IBM in 1994).
Transarc commercialized AFS that was
originally developed...
- Jeff
Eppinger and
Joshua Bloch and
seven others.
Spector was a
founder of
Transarc Corporation in 1989
which built and sold
distributed transaction processing...
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Doctoral Dissertation Award.
Bloch has
worked as a
Senior Systems Designer at
Transarc, and
later as a
Distinguished Engineer at Sun Microsystems. In June 2004...
- ). NeXT, 1985, co-founding VP
Engineering Avie
Tevanian (M.S., Ph.D.).
Transarc, 1989, co-founders
Alfred Spector (Professor),
Jeffrey Eppinger (B.S.,...
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which had
formerly acquired the
primary commercial vendor of DFS and AFS,
Transarc,
donated most of the AFS
source code to the free
software community in...
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transaction processing.
Originally from
Tandem Computers.
Transarc Encina – 1991.
Transarc was
purchased by IBM in 1994.
Encina was
discontinued as a...
- were developed.
OpenAFS was
built from
source released by
Transarc (IBM) in 2000.
Transarc software became deprecated and lost support.[when?] Arla was...
- ACMS (Application
Control Management System) for OpenVMS;
UNIVAC TIP;
Transarc Encina and
Oracle Tuxedo are
major TP
monitors in the Unix client/server...
