At 80, Oracle's founder – one of the world's wealthiest executives and an eccentric figurehead of the 2000s – has returned to ...

1951: The Video Tape Recorder Charles Ginsburg figured out how to convert live images from cameras into electrical impulses in 1951 while working as a researcher at Ampex Corporation.

One of the busiest TV performers during the strike against the networks has been the Ampex Corp. of Redwood City, Calif. As the supplier of 75% of the complex electronic equipment used in ...

In the bull market of the late 1950s, one of the rampaging stocks was Ampex Corp., a Redwood City, Calif., company that manufactures recording equipment ranging from videotape for television ...

After a short stint with Amdahl Corporation, Ellison joined Ampex Corporation, where he worked on a project for the CIA, named Oracle. In 1977, he went on to launch his own company with an ...

Shortly thereafter, the happy couple relocated from San Francisco, CA to Auburn, AL for Steve’s engineering project with Ampex Corporation, developing magnetic tape. Less than a year later, the ...

When Ampex cancelled the project, though Toshiba lost that relationship with Ampex, they did not lose what they had learned when preparing to manufacture the product. In the 1970s the United States ...

He immigrated to the U.S. in the 1950's to find work in electronics, his dream job, who he spent many years with Ampex Corporation as a Final Systems Technician.

John received a job offer from Ampex Corporation and he and Susan moved to Menlo Park, California in 1976. John and Susan divorced in 1994, but remained close friends.