Halt and Catch Fire premiered on AMC, introducing audiences to the drama centered on the personal computing revolution of the 1980s and early 90s.
Halt and Catch Fire aired its final episode, concluding its four-season run and receiving critical acclaim.
Joe MacMillan and Gordon Clark collaborate to create a working prototype of a new IBM-compatible computer inside Cardiff Electric.
The Cardiff Electric team officially starts development of the new PC that aims to compete with IBM's monopoly in the market.
Donna Clark is hired to program the operating system for the new computer, becoming a pivotal part of the team.
The team struggles with the legality and technical challenge of reverse engineering IBM BIOS to ensure compatibility.
The team releases their IBM-compatible PC to the market, marking a major milestone in their fight against IBM's dominance.
After the launch, Joe parts ways with the company to pursue other ventures in the tech industry.
Donna and Gordon decide to settle down and focus on their personal lives alongside their careers.
Cameron Howe and Donna co-found Mutiny, an online gaming community and digital entertainment startup.
Mutiny releases ‘Influencer,’ an early online multiplayer game that gains a cult following but technical issues abound.
Mutiny faces legal issues that jeopardize the company's future, forcing the team to strategize carefully.
After the lawsuit, Mutiny shifts focus fully toward innovative game design and development to sustain the company.
