Trident Innovation

Trident Innovation
Trident Innovation is a multi-national PC manufacturer that owns several popular media sites, services, and hardware manufacturers.

Beginning
Trident Innovation was started by Micheal Green Jr. and Steve Johnson in 1998, when they both built a PC, and sold it for $640. They continued making custom PC's to make extra cash, until in June 17, 1998, Green decided to pursue the PC Manufacturing market by starting his company called called,"Green Technology".

Green Technology
Green expanded Green Technology in 1999 by setting up a make-shift factory in a building he rented out (This factory is still in operation today, but has been vastly upgraded). Green continued to expand the company until he had enough money from it to rent out an office building and rename the company,"Denominations Software".

The Green Operating System
Up until this point, Green's PC's had been running the Door OS, which had been aging for years. In February of 1999, he called back Steve Johnson to the company to help him, and a team of three other people, to develop the,"Green OS". Upon it's completion in August of 1999, the company had expanded to two factories, and had expanded into a second office building. Sales of Green's PC's picked up after the release of the Green OS, and he decided to move his Central office from Virginia, to New York City. The move did set back the company, so Green decided to expand into Laptops to aquire more sales.

The Dabble Into Gaming
Sometime in October of 1999, Johnson and Green released a strategy game titled,"Afrika", under the publisher of Green Gaming. Micheal Green later stated in an interview that he felt the game was "rushed" but the sales where far more than expected and it has since become a cult classic. Green decided he liked the name,"Green Gaming", so he kept it and made it a subsidiary of Denominations Software.