While collecting VAXen is usually reserved for those with gratuitous amounts of free space and lots of cheap power, I'm happy to have the 78032's successor, the

While collecting VAXen is usually reserved for those with gratuitous amounts of free space and lots of cheap power, I'm happy to have the 78032's successor, the CVAX SOC, running in my datacenter (it's slow - be patient): http://vlc.zia.io/ http://vlc.zia.io/ It includes the 78034, the floating point unit, and up to 8K of L1 cache in a single CPU package. The "up to 8K" was because they'd keep CPUs if 5K or more of L1 worked. It's my little piece of this interesting history.