Quite a bit of surprise as I knew here and there a bit but this seems to join them together - Occam (Algol 60 and Bcpl) - Parallel processing (share nothing?)

Quite a bit of surprise as I knew here and there a bit but this seems to join them together - Occam (Algol 60 and Bcpl) - Parallel processing (share nothing?) and channel - design language and compiler (see who we are talking) first and then design cpu, instead of assembler priority but higher language use - microcode (used a lot in s/360 … and hence by 1984 not new concept) - stack based system - multiple interconnect and - grid and - switch - 1987 for ieee floating point and add this as well - provable implementation… not like intel - Bristol of uk - Edinburgh u with 400 processor 1990s - though no memory or normal io … (host system) and no normal os … need host computer like a channel io computer of ibm, gpu … - state own against Margaret Thatcher - thorn of uk - Atari … Amiga … Helios … Anyway all is part of history. Or really just history?