RE: Rochester MN -- MIDRANGE-L

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Alex wrote:
>F Y I
>
>Three+ years ago, Celestica was a wholly owned subsidiary of IBM.  The
>facility in Toronto used to be IBM Manufacturing, Canada.  They made
>products such as: Selectric typewriters, 029 and 129 keypunch, 5250
>terminals, assembled System/34s, power supplies, memory dimms, PCMCIA
cards.
>(Their very first product B4 the 70's was a cheese slicer)

In addition, Celestica owns the building used to house the
bulk of the Toronto Lab. In two years, we'll be in our new
digs in Markham (just north of Toronto) and Celestica will
then move into this building.

Cheers!  Hans

Hans Boldt, ILE RPG Development, IBM Toronto Lab, boldt@ca.ibm.com


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