Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) was a pioneering American computer manufacturer from the 1950s to 1990s, known for its PDP and VAX minicomputers. It enabled businesses, research labs, and universities to run interactive computing and networking affordably, replacing mainframes. Engineers, scientists, and IT professionals benefited from DEC’s scalable systems, which laid groundwork for modern client-server architectures and influenced today’s tech industry.
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