Cray-1 Picture collection
This is a collection of Cray-1 Pictures gathered by site contributor Jean de La Taille.
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2 minute tours – Cray Supercomputer exhibits at the CMoA
In March 2023, I had the opportunity to visit The Computer Museum of America (CMoA) in Roswell, just north of Atlanta in Georgia. Cray-History.net has been working closely with CMoA to create infographics and other information related to the Cray systems they have on display. David Laufer the Consulting Creative Director at the Museum was …
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See a Cray
The following table provides details of the museums and locations that which have exhibits of Cray Systems. Note that the table is wide, and there is a slider below the table to move the view. Please use the “Contact Us” details to update these listings.
Known Locations Cray Research Systems both Historical and current
This table contains the current and past locations of Cray-1, Cray-2 with some XMP, YMP and C90 Systems. We are currently building out similar information for later systems. This page builds from a number of sources which are not all consistent. Please Contact Us with any updates or corrections. See this page for short list …
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Cray Channels Magazine Comprehensive Index
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Cray SV1
Cray SV1 <img width=”150″ height=”150″ src=”https://chdev.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/sv1-150×150.png” alt=”” loading=”lazy” /> The Cray-SV1 range of computers were manufactured from 1998 until 2004. This system was a direct development of the J90 range using up to 32 CPUs per system cabinet but providing clustering tools to allow multiple systems to work closely together. Available with either air and …
Cray T90
Cray T90 range The Cray-T90 was the last of the pure PVP single memory systems built by Cray Research. Around 20 of these systems were built from 1996 until 2000. The T90 reintroduced the idea of total immersion cooling last seen in the Cray-3 but retained the Model IOS used on the C90s. Under the …