CDC STAR-100

Known as: CDC Star

The STAR-100 is a vector supercomputer designed, manufactured, and marketed by Control Data Corporation (CDC). It was one of the first machines to…

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2010

The CONTROL DATA STAR-lOO (STring-ARray) Computer is a very large, general purpose, high speed computing system. The STAR-100…

1987

In 1970, Control Data Corporation announced the STAR-100 (STring ARray), a large-scale computer with a new, vector architecture…

1987

The Control Data Corporation CYBER 205 is a direct descendant of the STAR-100. Many improvements, most notably the inclusion of a…

1979

Knowledge-based applications will require vastly increased computational resources to achieve their goals. We are working on the…

1979

The computer program NUED for analyzing potential flow about arbitrary three dimensional lifting bodies using the panel method…

1978

This report supersedes the original version, dated June 1976. It describes four versions of a pair of subroutines for solving N x…

1977

Computers with virtual memory architecture allow programs to be written as if they were small enough to be contained in memory…

1975

1973

The Control Data STAR-100 is a large capacity, high speed, virtual memory computer system whose input/output for storage and…

1972

Successful experience with the Control Data® 6000 and 7000 computer series has led to implementing improved concepts of…