Core International, Inc
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| Industry | Computer hardware and Computer software |
| Founded | 1979 Incorporated 1981 in Florida, 
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| Founder | Hal Prewitt |
| Headquarters | Originally Boca Raton, Florida |
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After sale Dr. Susumu Yoshida, Hajime Unoki, Yoshio Ishigaki |
| Products | Computer data storage, Disk array, hard disk drives, Backup software and for Personal computers |
| Total assets | Unknown |
| Website | www |
Core International, Inc. commonly known as Core, was a multinational computer and technology corporation headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, United States.
The company is now part of Sony and no longer exists as stand-alone identity. The company was founded in 1979 by Hal Prewitt as a technology firm to develop, market and support computer related products and services. They were best known for supporting IBM's first business microcomputers such as the 5100, 5110 and 5120. With the introduction of the IBM PC and PC AT, the company provided an extensive line of disk drives, backup and personal computer products. Core became very well known as a leading industry developer of disk array and computer data storage.
Many of Core's products were the first of their kind, had no direct competition and were widely regarded for their superior performance and reliability. Users and the computer press raved about Core's products. Infoworld described Core's ATplus "is built like a Sherman tank, offering exceptional performance and reliability."PC Magazine called them "Workhorses of Performance Computing" and "High-quality construction..breaks the speed barrier for access times" and asked "Will other manufactures follow suit?"
Core was known for their advertising and perhaps produced a few of the PC Industry's greatest promotions. The 1985 and 1986 rebate and recall Ad for IBM PC AT hard disk drives. So successful and controversial, there was a rumor it was a topic at an IBM board of directors meeting. And the time where they gave away a free IBM PC AT when purchasing one of Core's ATplus 72 MB drives.
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