From my notes:
In early 1987, SuperMac were acquired by Scientific Micro Systems (SMS), then a producer of general purpose semiconductors, Q-bus expansion cards for DEC computers and IBM PC expansion cards. Six months later, SMS acquired Levco, a manufacturer of accelerators and memory expansion products for compact Macs. Both acquisitions were unhappy, and SMS quickly sold the two companies. SuperMac took all of the graphics card and accelerator technology and Levco was reborn as a specialist developer of transputers. [Ends]
I don't recall any of the Levco products being remarkably different from other 68020 accelerator and RAM manufacturers. I have separate notes for Beck-Tech and Brainstorm, for example, but nothing stands out about Levco aside from their reinvention post-SMS.
In early 1987, SuperMac were acquired by Scientific Micro Systems (SMS), then a producer of general purpose semiconductors, Q-bus expansion cards for DEC computers and IBM PC expansion cards. Six months later, SMS acquired Levco, a manufacturer of accelerators and memory expansion products for compact Macs. Both acquisitions were unhappy, and SMS quickly sold the two companies. SuperMac took all of the graphics card and accelerator technology and Levco was reborn as a specialist developer of transputers. [Ends]
I don't recall any of the Levco products being remarkably different from other 68020 accelerator and RAM manufacturers. I have separate notes for Beck-Tech and Brainstorm, for example, but nothing stands out about Levco aside from their reinvention post-SMS.