"SimuLogics provides commercial open-system solutions to Nova, Eclipse, MV and compatible users worldwide."

SimuLogics provides products and services to users of Nova, Eclipse, Strobe Data, Bytronix, Point 4, and other look-alike systems that:

• Run current legacy programs unmodified on open systems!

• Access current applications over networks using latest TCP/IP technology.

• Integrate legacy software into modern Windows and U*IX environments.

• Extract or use legacy data from proprietary formats - using the original software.

• Directly run RDOS, DOS, MP/OS, AOS, MP/AOS, BLIS/COBOL, MICOS, IRIS, BITS, IDOS, NANOS and other legacy software on open systems.

"SimuLogics provides emulation products for 32-bit MV users."

We are adding a new product to emulate DG 32-bit MV/Eclipse computers so AOS/VS, INFOS and other 32-bit applications may be directly run on open systems...

Because MVs want to be forever too!

Official product release

The Challenge!

Do you have a mission-critical DG legacy application that you want to run on open systems?

 

We have saved money and time for clients worldwide running applications ranging from mature business applications to classified military applications.

 

Make us prove that we can provide the easiest, quickest and most cost-effective solution possible to you!

The "Living DG Museum" Project is officially underway - to restore and maintain life in legacy Data General hardware and software.

Want Legacy Information Quickly?
Click here to see...

• Data General nostalgia

• Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) nostalgia

• List of archived Data General documentation

• Clever old Data General magazine advertisements

• Links to other vendor nostalgia

• our special wish list of things we are looking for

• "Living DG Museum" announcement

• NADGUG Software Libarary

Don't Trash That Hardware!
(or manuals or software or brochures)

We are trying to salvage and preserve as much Nova, Eclipse and MV software, documentation and hardware as possible.  We work with museums, universities and individuals that appreciate any and all hardware, software and documentation to preserve for future generations.  SimuLogics and Wild Hare Computer Systems support these organizations by donating  their own equipment, documentation, software and time, and have assisted in acquiring outside hardware whenever possible.

An expanding list of items we are looking for is summarized in the "News" page, "We Need..." section.

If you have any 16-bit related items collecting dust or that is about to be trashed - or even 32-bit Eclipse MV hardware and software - please let us know.