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WHAT'S WRONG AT APOLLO? IT'S AIMING AT RIVALS WITH NEW SYSTEMS
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David Nelson, vice president and co-founder of Apollo
Computer Inc., doesn't mince words. "We wouldn't be around if
Digital Equipment had done it right the first time," he says.
But Digital is making up for lost time. Hewlett-Packard and
giant IBM are targeting Apollo's turf. And arch-rival Sun, now No.
1 in the booming workstation market, has long since surpassed
Apollo on its way to $1 billion in annual sales.
Apollo is locked in battle for a business it once had all to...