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}}</ref> together with ''SSDS'' (''Solid State Data Sciences'') in [[1970]].

It became a subsidiary of [[NCR Corporation|NCR]] in 1980,

which sold the ''Mentor 2000'' professional [[computer]] in the [[United States]] in 1986.

The ''Mentor 2000'' ran at 5MHz5 MHz using a [[Zilog]] processor, 640KB RAM, and included one 60MB [[hard disk]]. It used the [[Pick operating system]] and [[database management system]]. It was able to manage 16 or 32 [[video terminal]]s at once.

'''ADDS''' (along with [[NCR Corporation|NCR]]) was later part of [[AT&T]],<ref>{{cite web