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DTXT_TITLE: IBM Stretch Supercomputer von 1958 (2008)
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BESCHREIBUNG: Der IBM Stretch Supercomputer von 1958 besaß 150.000 Transistoren und konnte 100 Millionen Rechenoperationen am Tag ausführen, was ihn zum schnellsten Computer der Welt machte. Weitere Informationen: The Forgotten Computer. ARMONK, NY - 11 Sep 2008: - IBM celebrates 50th anniversary of 'Stretch' with Computer History Museum retrospective. - One of the most significant systems of the Computer Age Pioneered 'multitasking' and achievements that shape modern PCs, laptops, smartphones and the world's most powerful supercomputers - Helped create IBM's culture of innovation IBM will today celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Stretch supercomputer Ö a machine that was not a commercial success in its era, but helped revolutionize the computer industry by pioneering technologies that power everything from today's laptops and iPods to the world's largest supercomputers. Just as important, it helped establish a culture of innovation at IBM that carries on to this day. Siehe auch: http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/25079.wss
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RUBRIK: Forschung Technologie Fertigung
PRODUKT: IBM Stretch Supercomputer
BILDART: Innenaufnahme
STICHWORTE: Computer, Transistor, Transistoren
IBM_NUMMER: 88945
FARBE: sw
FORMAT: Hoch
ORIGINAL: Digital
BILDRECHTE: IBM
EINGABE: Dentz
BILDQUELLE: IBM Pressroom USA - Photo Gallery (11.09.2008)
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