Atlas (computer)

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History

Department of Scientific and Industrial Research Tom Kilburn University of Manchester Atomic Energy Authority Microsecond

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Design

48-bit Word size Adder Address space Core store

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Overview

Supercomputers Virtual memory Paging Second-generation computer Discrete

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Product family: Manchester computers
Released: 1962
Units sold: 3 (+ 3 Atlas 2)

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Overview

Supercomputers Supercomputer
Virtual memory
Paging
Second-generation computer
Discrete Discrete device
Germanium Bipolar junction transistor
Transistors Transistor
University of Manchester Victoria University of Manchester
Ferranti
Plessey
BP
University of London
Atlas Computer Laboratory
Oxford
University of Cambridge
Titan Titan (1963 computer)
Time-sharing
CAD Computer-aided design
AVEVA
Atomic Weapons Research Establishment Atomic Weapons Establishment
National Museums Scotland
Edinburgh
Rutherford Appleton Laboratory

Design

48-bit
Word size
Adder Adder (electronics)
Address space
Core store Magnetic core memory
KB Kibibyte
Drum store Drum memory
Index registers Index register
Accumulator Accumulator (computing)
Program counter
Peripherals Peripheral
Magnetic tape
Direct memory access (DMA) Direct memory access
Memory-mapped I/O
Software interrupts Interrupt
Content-addressable memory
Page address registers Page address register
Instruction pipelining Instruction pipeline
Asynchronous processor Asynchronous circuit
Fixed-point Fixed-point arithmetic
Register Processor register
Microseconds Microsecond
Bits Bit
Operation code Opcode
Most significant bit
Subroutine
ROM Read-only memory
Address Memory address
Traps Trap (computing)
Procedures Procedure (computer science)

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Nodes106

Edges105

Triples7

Avg. degree1.98

Density0.018868

Components1

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Atlas (computer)

Top relations

Product family · 1

Atlas (computer) → Manchester computers

Released · 1

Atlas (computer) → 1962

Units sold · 1

Atlas (computer) → 3 (+ 3 Atlas 2)

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Important terminology

atlas computer system university machine ferranti operating supervisor one manchester would 1962 time memory two store first extracode computers program

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Atlas (computer)	Product family	Manchester computers	1.00	infobox
Atlas (computer)	Released	1962	1.00	infobox
Atlas (computer)	Units sold	3 (+ 3 Atlas 2)	1.00	infobox
the extracode operand address	instance of	The register address space also included special registers	0.80	text
the exponent of the floating-point accumulator	instance of	The register address space also included special registers	0.80	text
magnetic tape	instance of	sophisticated new peripherals	0.80	text
including direct memory access	instance of	sophisticated new peripherals	0.80	text

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