Cray-1

O Cray-1 foi um supercomputador desenvolvido e manufacturado pela Cray Research.^[1]

Cray-1 preservado no Deutsches Museum

Cray-1 com partes internas expostas no EPFL

O primeiro Cray-1 foi desenvolvido em 1976.^[2][3]

Museus

Cray-1 está disponponível à visualisação nas seguintes localidades:

• Bradbury Science Museum em Los Alamos, New Mexico
• Chippewa Falls Museum of Industry and Technology em Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
• Nos escritórios da Cray Inc. do Cray Plaza em St. Paul, Minnesota
• Computer History Museum em Mountain View, California^[4]
• DigiBarn Computer Museum^[5]
• Deutsches Museum em Munique
• École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne em Lausanne, Suíça
• National Center for Atmospheric Research em Boulder, Colorado^[6]
• O National Cryptologic Museum expõe um similar, ligeiramente maior Cray X-MP
• National Air and Space Museum em Washington, D.C.^[7]
• Science Museum em Londres^[8]
• Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology em Estocolmo, Suécia^[9]

Outras imagens do Cray-1

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  Logic boards
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  Inside of the tower
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  Cooling system
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  Top of the casing
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  Close-up of logic boards
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  Cray-1A power supply detail
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  Cray-1 at Computer History Museum
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  Cray-1 at Computer History Museum
• Cray-XMP at Center for Advanced Computation, University of Illinois NCSA
  Cray-XMP at Center for Advanced Computation, University of Illinois NCSA
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  Cray-1 at Deutsches Museum
• Cray-XMP at Digital Productions
  Cray-XMP at Digital Productions
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  Cray-XMP48 at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne