The CDC3600 was the first computer in Control Data Corporation's 3000 line, introduced in June 1963. It was designed for scientific computing applications, used a 48-bit word size, and could execute 1 million instructions per second (1 MIP). The…
The CDC3600 was the first computer in Control Data Corporation's 3000 line, introduced in June 1963. It was designed for scientific computing applications, used a 48-bit word size, and could execute 1 million instructions per second (1 MIP). The…
The CDC3600 was the first computer in Control Data Corporation's 3000 line, introduced in June 1963. It was designed for scientific computing applications, used a 48-bit word size, and could execute 1 million instructions per second (1 MIP). The…
Computer equipment utilizes a variety of protocols for transmitting data.
An Uninterruptable Power Supply or UPS provides a battery-based backup for electronic equipment. Under normal operation, the equipment utilizes a normal power cord, plugged into a standard electric outlet, for its electrical…
This router provided switching from one DSL connection to four separate Ethernet cables (no wireless). Details may be found at