Origin
SCO was founded in 1979 in Santa Cruz, California, by Larry Michels and his son Doug Michels as a computer consulting company that … 展开

The Novell–SCO–HP deal of 1995
Novell's 1993 acquisition of Unix System Laboratories had never really worked out, and by late summer 1995 Novell was looking for a way out of … 展开

Asset sale and change of name
In March 2000, at the time of the first announced earnings shortfall, SCO had reorganized into three divisions: Server Software, Professional … 展开

SCO was a primary partner in several industry alliances, intended to promote SCO operating system technology as a de facto standard for … 展开

Growth years with Xenix on Intel
In early 1984, Microsoft and SCO issued a joint announcement about SCO's rights to distribute Xenix within the United States. SCO Xenix for the PC XT shipped sometime in 1984 and contains some enhancements from 展开

Santa Cruz atmosphere
From its inception and co-founding by UC Santa Cruz graduate Doug Michels, the company drew upon the … 展开

• History of Unix
• Timeline of operating systems
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