CDC STAR-100

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The CDC STAR-100 was a pioneering vector supercomputer from the early 1970s designed for high-speed scientific and engineering computations.

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instanceOf supercomputer
vector supercomputer
alsoKnownAs STAR-100 NERFINISHED
applicationDomain engineering simulation
numerical analysis
scientific computing
architectureType pipeline architecture
vector processing
company Control Data Corporation NERFINISHED
competition Cray-1 NERFINISHED
ILLIAC IV NERFINISHED
computingParadigm vector processing
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designedBy CDC STAR project team NERFINISHED
designedFor engineering computations
high-speed scientific computations
designer Control Data Corporation NERFINISHED
era third generation computers
historicalSignificance one of the earliest commercial vector supercomputers
pioneered vector processing in commercial systems
influenced CDC Cyber 205 NERFINISHED
Cray-1 NERFINISHED
introduced 1974
early 1970s
manufacturer Control Data Corporation NERFINISHED
market high-performance computing
nameMeaning STAR stands for STrings of Arithmetic Registers
notableFeature hardware vector instructions
high memory bandwidth for its time
long vector registers
numericRepresentation floating-point
operatingEnvironment large data centers
periodOfUse 1970s
primaryProgrammingLanguage FORTRAN NERFINISHED
status discontinued
successor CDC Cyber 205 NERFINISHED
targetCustomers government laboratories
large industrial engineering organizations
research institutions
technologyNode integrated circuit technology
usedFor aerodynamic analysis
fluid dynamics simulations
physics simulations
weather modeling
vendor Control Data Corporation NERFINISHED
wordLength 64-bit

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