GE-645

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GE-645 was a mainframe computer system developed by General Electric in the 1960s, notable for its advanced hardware support for time-sharing and virtual memory used in early operating systems research.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf computer system
mainframe computer
architecture 36-bit
associatedWith Multics NERFINISHED
collaboratingInstitution Bell Labs NERFINISHED
Massachusetts Institute of Technology NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designGoal advanced time-sharing performance
fine-grained protection
support Multics requirements
developer General Electric NERFINISHED
feature I/O channels
hardware base and bounds registers
hardware support for dynamic linking
interrupt system
memory protection
multiprogramming support
paging
privilege rings
ring-based protection mechanism
segmentation
segmented-paged virtual memory
hardwareSupportFor hierarchical protection rings
paged address space
segmented address space
hasComponent central processing unit
core memory
influenced Honeywell 6180 NERFINISHED
later virtual memory architectures
modern operating system design
introductionPeriod 1960s
manufacturer General Electric NERFINISHED
memoryType magnetic core memory
notableFor hardware support for time-sharing
hardware support for virtual memory
operatingSystem Multics NERFINISHED
partOf early time-sharing era
series GE-600 series NERFINISHED
status historical computer system
successor Honeywell 6180 NERFINISHED
supports multiple users
time-shared access
usedAt MIT Computation Center NERFINISHED
MIT Project MAC NERFINISHED
usedFor multics development
operating systems research
time-sharing
wordLength 36-bit word

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Multics Emacs platform GE-645
Multics ranOn GE-645