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System X

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System X

In communications, a modular, computer-controlled, digital switching system used in telephone exchanges.

System X was originally developed by the UK companies GEC, Plessey, and STC at the request of the Post Office, beginning in 1969. A prototype exchange was finally commissioned in 1978, and the system launched in 1980.



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