On 7/31/23 10:40 AM, Steve Thompson wrote:
I just have to throw this in here.
IBM is not the only maker of Mainframes.
Nicely done. :-)
I understand that Fujitsu still makes mainframes.
That's my understanding too.
Does UNISYS still make mainframes?
My understanding is that UNISYS is now primarily service on very large
x86(_64) based systems.
I think they were one of the companies that made x86 systems in the late
'90s / early '00s that were massively multi-CPU systems. as in they
(and the likes) are the reason Windows NT / 2000 support up to 32 CPUs.
How about Honeywell Bull?
I don't remember seeing anything about Honeywell computers in a LONG time.
Why don't we see these systems being discussed (or maybe I just don't
frequent the right web sites)?
I suspect it's /where/ we are talking. This list, IBM territory (if I
can use such a loose comparison), geographic region, business region, etc.
Aren't Fujitsu much bigger in the Asia Pacific market?
Grant. . . .
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