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A patent that was invalidated is the 1964 ENIAC computer patent that was acquired by Sperry Rand Corporation and invalidated by the court case 1967 Honeywell vs. Sperry Rand.

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A patent that was invalidated is the 1964 ENIAC computer patent that was acquired by Sperry Rand Corporation and invalidated by the court case 1967 Honeywell vs. Sperry Rand.

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Yes and no. Remington Rand merged with Sperry Gyroscope, then split into Remington and Sperry Rand. The computer division Univac was transfered in the split from Remington Rand to Sperry Rand.

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Remington Rand was a business that was established in 1927 when the companies Remington Typewriter and Rand Kardex Corporation merged. Sperry Corporation bought Remington Rand in 1955.

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Different companies built computers using the Univac trademark over time:

  1. Eckert Mauchley Computer Company (EMCC) began building them but ran out of funds before they could deliver any.
  2. Remington Rand bought EMCC in 1950 just before EMCC went bankrupt and finished and sold them initially.
  3. Sperry Rand after Sperry Corporation and Remington Rand merged in 1955.
  4. Sperry Univac after Sperry Rand changed its name in 1978 when they decided to specialize in computers and sold unrelated divisions.
  5. Unisys after Sperry Univac and Burroughs Corporation merged in 1986.
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