Korea Computer Center

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Korea Computer Center
Company type State-owned enterprise (since 2015)
Research institute (until 2015)
Industry Information technology
Founded24 October 1990 (1990-10-24)
Headquarters,
Area served
North Korea
Products Red Star OS
Owner Government of North Korea

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