wasn’t easy to deal with at that point,” recalls Gordon Bell, then vice- president of engineering. “He had

starting on page 27. people to distrust IT.” - GORDON BELL = “I’m worried about [an] Internet meltdown that

Foundation, a low-level applica- AppWare, page 29 GORDON BELL, father of the VAX, Pc aU Aue ee MLC C MUM LU

Depth E. F. Codd’s relational rules/ID/1 h With Gordon Bell at The Computer Museum/ID/10 Foreign affairs

from 25 computing visionaries: Gene Amdahl #® Gordon Bell ® Dan Bricklin = Edgar F Codd ® Seymour Cray

exploit high-speed and/or always-on capabilities.” Gordon Bell, inventor of Digital Equipment Corp.’s VAX machine

and Per Waage of the Norwegian Police. 4. C. Gordon Bell speaks about the early days in the development

running on the chip in “six to nine months.” Gordon Bell, chief scientist at Stardent Computer, Inc. in

Disappointed but undaunted, Hahn wrote to C. Gordon Bell, vice-president of engineering for DEC. Hahn

visions of the future of computing: Gene Amdahl Gordon Bell Dan Bricklin Ted Codd Seymour Cray J. Presper

inside; they look like a workstation,” asserted Gordon Bell, Ardent’s vice-president of engineering, research

Success By C. Gordon Bell with John E. McNamara Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., $29.25 C. Gordon Bell, creator

Executive Officer Computer Associates Debaters: Gordon Bell Author of “Computer Structures” and “High-Tech

invited into the computer lab by Fulbright scholar Gordon Bell. When she approached her computer — an English

manufacturers of typeset- ting equipment. Foreword by Gordon Bell. A co-publication of Digital Press and the American

Working under DEC’s for- mer engineering guru, Gordon Bell, Strecker was the architect of the company’s

Capt. Grace Hopper gave DEC Vice-President Gordon Bell a four-in. thick stack of documentation, verification

adders, and so on. Another panelist, Prof. C. Gordon Bell of Carnegie Mellon University, and designer of

Kapor, Bill Gates, Rod Canion, Bobby Inman and Gordon Bell, among others. In Depth ran articles by several

the software industries. VIEWPOINT, page 37 #Gordon Bell warns of the hidden taxes as- sessed by the Unix

Edmund C. Berkeley/ 152, Robert Noyce/ 154, Gordon Bell/ 184 Historical Profiles: Computer kin/ 158,

intermediate proposal was outlined by Professor C. Gordon Bell of Carnegie-Mellon Univer- sity, who reviewed

COMPUTER STRUCTURES: Readings and Examples. C. Gordon Bell and Allen Newell. ‘‘The most important and valuable

manufacturers of typeset- ting equipment. Foreword by Gordon Bell. A co-publication of Digital Press and the American

COMPUTER STRUCTURES: Readings and Examples. C. Gordon Bell and Allen Newell. “The most important and valuable

Computer Systems Division at Burroughs Corp. ® Gordon Bell has been named vice-president for engineering

of Management Sciences. Societies Sundries C. Gordon Bell, professor of computer science and electrical

communica- tions devices, Steve Teicher and Gordon Bell of Digital Equipment Corp. told a CW at Wescon

professor from the Uni- versity of Alberta; Gordon Bell, vice- president of engineering at DEC; and Terry

point, Met- calfe had left Xerox meeting with Gordon Bell at Digital Equipment Corp. about helping Digital

change in minicomputer philoso- phy, according to Gordon Bell, vice-president, engineering, Digi- tal Equipment

would look for in the MIS world anytime soon.” Gordon Bell, director of the Na- tional Science Foundation’s

don’t feel a console. just nity,” Dennis says. Gordon Bell, a senior member of Mi- crosoft Corp.'s Bay Area

was clear | to at least one man at Digital — Gordon Bell — that the 16-bit PDP-lt wouldn't last the decade

Gjve. aAEXITE BEYOND VAX: A CONVERSATION WITH GORDON BELL ordon Bell, 53, is 2 legendary figure around

president, Netscape Communications Corp. C. Gordon Bell, senior researcher, Microsoft Bay Area Research

diagnostic last year from its in- ventors — Gordon Bell, an in- dustry notable with 30-plus years in

Oakland, Calif. Contact him at mikelark@juno.com. GORDON BELL What's been the biggest tech- nology influence

SPEAKERS AT THE CONFERENCE (MARCH 3 - 5, 1997): Gordon Bell Joel Birnbaum James Burke (emcee) Vinton Cerf

keep up with demand for the machines. JULY ¢ C. Gordon Bell, former engineering guru at DEC, joins Kenneth

scientists have been selected for awards by their C. Gordon Bell was awarded the Carnegie-Mellon University’s

and have a product fail in the marketplace.” Gordon Bell Former Digital Equipment Corp. engineering manager

from the likes of Bill Gates, Jim Clark and Gordon Bell? Computerworld posed a single query to 11 industry

SPEAKERS AT THE CONFERENCE (MARCH 3 - 5, 1997): Gordon Bell Joel Birnbaum Vinton Cerf Bran Ferren James

architectures has watched DEC slide into troubled times. Gordon Bell, formerly head of DEC engi- neering and now chief

Executive Officer, Computer Associates Debaters: Gordon Bell Author of “Computer Structures” and “High-Tech

SPEAKERS AT THE CONFERENCE (MARCH 3 - 5, 1997): Gordon Bell Joel Birnbaum james Burke (emcee) Vinton Cerf

haven’t a clue about what changes are in store. Gordon Bell, the bril- liant engineer, railed against industry

Commerce Department’s proposed ‘super’ definition GORDON BELL The U.S. De- partment of Commerce’s Bu- fx|reau

busi- ness. Sure it did. A few years later when Gordon Bell, the father of the PDP-11 and VAX computers,