In the 60's there were eight computer enterprises, which were called Schneewittchen and the seven dwarves. IBM was the Schneewittchen, the dwarves was Burroughs, UNIVAC, NCR (national cash register), control DATA, Honeywell, RCA (radio corporation OF America) and General Electric.

1970 sold its computer section to General Electric at Honeywell. 1971 were adjusted the computer range by RCA. The initials remain dwarves read to "BUNCH". It stands for Burroughs, UNIVAC, NCR, control DATA and Honeywell.

Into the 1980er and 1990er years dissolved BUNCH: Univac was taken over by Burroughs, it developed for Unisys; Control DATA stopped the building of computers and Honeywell sold the computer section at bulletin computer.

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