@Klaus Kämpf @Martin Schröder 🇺🇳 T212. Das waren ja die kleinen für i/o. Ich erinnere mich an meine Supercluster Schulung bei Parsytec. Das war witzig. Und Occam auch. Den 32er Cluster würde mein Mac M4 heute mglw in Grund und Boden rechnen…
Here is mine, built 38 years ago in preparation for my diploma thesis because I needed a cheap high-performance number cruncher that was capable enough to train the neural networks that I explored in my thesis.
Due to its design, it was incredibly easy to come up with a circuit design and a schematic for huge amounts (for that time) DRAM (seen in the right half).
The occupied link 0 goes to an (also self-built) connector board that fits into an PC-AT.
Still love OCCAM (its related programming language) for its clean design 😊🤘
Jaddy
Als Antwort auf Klaus Kämpf • •Ich erinnere mich an meine Supercluster Schulung bei Parsytec. Das war witzig. Und Occam auch.
Den 32er Cluster würde mein Mac M4 heute mglw in Grund und Boden rechnen…
Martin Schröder 🇺🇳 mag das.
qesuto
Als Antwort auf Klaus Kämpf • • •WellsiteGeo
Als Antwort auf Klaus Kämpf • • •I had a friend who tried doing his Engineering PhD on transputers.
He never got enough hardware to realise his designs and test them. Got the PhD for the design work though
Ruud Steltenpool
Als Antwort auf Klaus Kämpf • • •Dani ( Antifascista)
Als Antwort auf Klaus Kämpf • • •😍
Here is mine, built 38 years ago in preparation for my diploma thesis because I needed a cheap high-performance number cruncher that was capable enough to train the neural networks that I explored in my thesis.
Due to its design, it was incredibly easy to come up with a circuit design and a schematic for huge amounts (for that time) DRAM (seen in the right half).
The occupied link 0 goes to an (also self-built) connector board that fits into an PC-AT.
Still love OCCAM (its related programming language) for its clean design 😊🤘
#transputer #occam #FKCNZS
Winchell Chung ⚛🚀
Als Antwort auf Klaus Kämpf • • •Transputers.
Now that's a name I have not heard in a long time...
Slowbiex (Andreas S.)
Als Antwort auf Klaus Kämpf • • •omg, bad memories of my attempts at coding in Occam in 93/94..