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In the mid 90s IBM used it for multiple chips in POWER and S/390
by p_l 3y ago
In the mid 90s IBM used it for multiple chips in POWER and S/390
- kjs3 3y agoSo did Intel with the Pentium Pro and later Pentium 2, didn't they?
- p_l 3y agoI believe Pentium 4D counts more than Pentium 2, but Pentium Pro does count and it was part of why it was so expensive (comparably). The slot-mounted CPU modules were essentially avoidances of multi-chip-modules or large easily broken (thus low yield) dies, and ran a normal PCB.