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Cray 1: 80 MFLOPS and 8 megabytes in 1976. That was the standard for "mini-supercomputers" in the 1980s.
by peter303 11y ago
Cray 1: 80 MFLOPS and 8 megabytes in 1976. That was the standard for "mini-supercomputers" in the 1980s.
- kabdib 11y agoAnd subject to ITAR export regulation, as you might imagine. By the mid 80s, personal computers were starting to get close to these limits and the US government had to start tweaking the rule's thresholds.