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Long ago, there were no software companies. In the age of System/360, vertically integrated companies like IBM were responsible for virtually all aspects of the end product they sold, from hardware to operating system to end-user applications. Then, the value chain started to diversify: Microsoft allowed software and hardware to become decoupled, and then a variety of application-specific…
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