Some experts trace the birth of digital printing to 1978, the year the IBM 3800 and Xerox 9700 appeared. In 1993, Indigo and Xeikon gave us digital color presses. Benny Landa, founder of Indigo, famously declared, early on, “Everything that can go digital, will go digital.” It was a brash statement, given that desktop publishing wasn’t developed until the late 1980s, and the first practical Internet browser was barely known in 1993.