CDC Cyber series

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The CDC Cyber series was a line of powerful mainframe computers developed by Control Data Corporation that were widely used for scientific, engineering, and business applications in the 1970s and 1980s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf computer hardware product line
mainframe computer family
architectureType CDC 6000/7000-style architecture
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
developer Control Data Corporation NERFINISHED
feature batch processing support
time-sharing support (on many models)
vector processing capabilities (on some models such as Cyber 205)
inputOutput peripheral processors (PPs) for I/O handling
introducedInDecade 1970s
manufacturer Control Data Corporation NERFINISHED
marketedAs CDC Cyber NERFINISHED
marketSegment commercial data centers
government research laboratories
high-performance computing
university computing centers
notableFor high performance in scientific and engineering workloads during the 1970s and 1980s
notableModel CDC Cyber 170 NERFINISHED
CDC Cyber 170/730 NERFINISHED
CDC Cyber 180 NERFINISHED
CDC Cyber 180/830 NERFINISHED
CDC Cyber 203 NERFINISHED
CDC Cyber 205 NERFINISHED
CDC Cyber 70 NERFINISHED
CDC Cyber 995 NERFINISHED
notableUser Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory NERFINISHED
Los Alamos National Laboratory NERFINISHED
U.S. government agencies
large corporations
operatingSystem KRONOS NERFINISHED
NOS (Network Operating System) NERFINISHED
SCOPE
predecessor CDC 6000 series NERFINISHED
CDC 7000 series NERFINISHED
primaryProgrammingLanguage COBOL
FORTRAN NERFINISHED
assembly language
status discontinued
successor ETA Systems supercomputers NERFINISHED
technology discrete transistor logic
integrated circuit logic
usedFor business data processing
engineering applications
scientific computing
usedInPeriod 1970s
1980s
wordLength 60-bit architecture (many models)

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Control Data Corporation notableProduct CDC Cyber series