CDC 1604

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The CDC 1604 was an early 1960s transistorized mainframe computer designed by Seymour Cray that helped establish Control Data Corporation as a leader in high-performance computing.

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instanceOf mainframe computer
transistorized computer
addressSpace 32K words
architecture binary, two’s-complement
clockSpeed about 100 kHz
commercialAvailability early 1960s
companyRole first large-scale computer from Control Data Corporation
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designer Seymour Cray NERFINISHED
era second-generation computer
floatingPointSupport hardware floating-point
formFactor multiple cabinet system
influenced CDC 6600 NERFINISHED
inputOutput line printers
magnetic tape drives
paper tape readers
punched card equipment
instructionSet single-address architecture
introduced 1959
logicFamily resistor-transistor logic
mainMemoryCapacity 16,384 words
32,768 words
mainMemoryType magnetic core memory
manufacturer Control Data Corporation NERFINISHED
market commercial
government
research institutions
notableCustomer European research laboratories
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory NERFINISHED
United States Navy NERFINISHED
numberOfAddressBits 15 GENERATED
numericRepresentation ones-complement in early designs
operatingSystem SCOPE
early batch-processing monitors
powerRequirement air-cooled, room-sized system
predecessor CDC 160 NERFINISHED
primaryUse engineering applications
military applications
scientific computing
programmingLanguages FORTRAN NERFINISHED
assembly language
significance helped establish Control Data Corporation in high-performance computing
one of the first commercially successful transistorized scientific computers
status obsolete
successor CDC 3600 NERFINISHED
CDC 3800 NERFINISHED
technology discrete transistors
wordLength 48 bits

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