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Siemens-System 7.800
a family of IBM System/370 and System/390 compatible 32-bit mainframe computers by Siemens delivered in the late 70s and early 80s, manufactured by Fujitsu ^[1]. System 7.800 included various processing units with single, dyadic ^[2] or multiple processor and various memory sizes, vector processors and peripherals. Operating systems were BS2000, BS3000, MVS, VM/370 or AVM (Advanced Virtual Machine). The 7.890 F processing unit used by Merlin at the WCCC 1983 in New York ^[3] was a fast single processor machine with 16 up to 64 MiB of memory ^[4].

See also

• IBM System/370

Chess Programs

• Merlin

External Links

• Fujitsu-Größtrechner als Topmodelle 7.890 und 7.892 angekündigt:Siemens Flaggschiffe mit VM370-Pendant, Computerwoche, December 04, 1981 (German)
• Fortran 77-Compiler für Siemens 7.800, Computerwoche, May 21, 1982
• Modell 3 erweitert Siemens-7.800-Serie, Computerwoche, July 02, 1982
• CERN entscheidet sich für Siemens-Rechner, Computerwoche, April 05, 1985
• Siemens erweitert Supercomputer-Serie, Computerwoche, September 06, 1985
• CC - Computerarchiv, Siemens 12/87
• Computer-Archiv

References

1. ^ Fujitsu-Größtrechner als Topmodelle 7.890 und 7.892 angekündigt:Siemens Flaggschiffe mit VM370-Pendant, Computerwoche, December 04, 1981
2. ^ Dyadic processor | Article about dyadic processor by The Free Dictionary
3. ^ The Fourth World Computer Chess Championship, pdf from The Computer History Museum
4. ^ CC - Computerarchiv, Siemens 12/87

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