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Atari, Inc.

defunct American video game and home computer company (1972–1984)

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defunct American video game and home computer company (1972–1984)

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    1. Jaron Lanier→Atari, Inc.

      Works or worked for

      employed by1983–1984Wikidata statement
    2. Bruno Bonnell→Atari, Inc.

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      employed byDates not recordedWikidata statement
    3. Steve Jobs→Atari, Inc.

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      employed byDates not recordedWikidata statement
    4. Ted Dabney→Atari, Inc.

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      foundedDates not recordedWikidata statement
    5. Ted Dabney→Atari, Inc.

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      employed byDates not recordedWikidata statement
    6. Nolan Bushnell→Atari, Inc.

      Founded

      foundedDates not recordedWikidata statement
    7. Steve Wozniak→Atari, Inc.

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      employed byDates not recordedWikidata statement
    8. Brenda Laurel→Atari, Inc.

      Works or worked for

      employed by1980–1984Wikidata statement