MinicomputerMarketShare 1974

This document, titled "MINICOMPUTER MARKET SHARE (CUMULATIVE UNITS & VALUE) THROUGH CALENDAR 1974," provides a detailed breakdown of the minicomputer market as of the end of 1974.

Overall Market Totals:

• Total Installed Units: 142,369
• Total Market Value: $4,005 million

Key Market Players and Their Share:

1. Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC):

• Units: 47,000 (largest share by far)
• Value: $1,166.2 million (largest share by far)

2. Data General (DG):

• Units: 15,200 (second largest in units)
• Value: $205.8 million

3. Hewlett-Packard (H-P):

• Units: 12,500
• Value: $427.7 million (second largest in value)

4. Honeywell (HIS):

• Units: 5,900
• Value: $374.0 million (third largest in value)

5. IBM (System/7):

• Units: 5,000
• Value: $295.0 million

6. Control Data Corporation (CDC):

• Units: 3,000
• Value: $242.8 million

Other companies listed include Computer Automation (CA), General Automation (GA), Microdata (MICRO), Digital Computer Controls (DCC), Varian, Interdata, Lockheed, Texas Instruments (TI), Rolm, Raytheon, Xerox, GRI, MODCOMP, SEL, and 4-Phase. A collective "OTHER (33)" category accounted for 7,000 units and $252.6 million.

The document indicates that the data was compiled by Int'l. Data Corp. for their Group B/Dedicated Computer Census (Modified) and is copyrighted 1975.