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'''1907''' saw the foundation of companies that would | '''1907''' saw the foundation of companies that would later be related to the [[computer]] industry. | ||
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In Tokyo, Japan, the [[Telegraphic Service Co.]] and [[Japan Telegraphic Communication Co., Ltd.]] merged with the resulting company retaining the Japan Telegraphic Communication Co., Ltd. name. | In Tokyo, Japan, the [[Telegraphic Service Co.]] and [[Japan Telegraphic Communication Co., Ltd.]] merged with the resulting company retaining the Japan Telegraphic Communication Co., Ltd. name. | ||
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[[International Time Recording Company]] acquired [[Dey Time Register Company]]. | |||
==Video games set in 1907== | ==Video games set in 1907== | ||
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1907 saw the foundation of companies that would later be related to the computer industry.
Companies and organizations founded
In New Jersey, USA, the research and development staff at Western Electric merged with its corporate parent AT&T. The resulting team was named the Western Electric Engineering Department.
In Tokyo, Japan, the Telegraphic Service Co. and Japan Telegraphic Communication Co., Ltd. merged with the resulting company retaining the Japan Telegraphic Communication Co., Ltd. name.
Mergers and acquisitions
International Time Recording Company acquired Dey Time Register Company.
Video games set in 1907
The epilogue of Red Dead Redemption II, developed and published by Rockstar Games, was set in 1907.
