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IBM AS/400

The IBM AS/400 (Application System/400) is a family of midrange computers from IBM announced in June 1988 and released in August 1988. It was the successor to the System/36 and System/38 platforms, and ran the OS/400 operating system. Lower-cost but more powerful than its predecessors, an estimated 111,000 installations existed by the end of 1990 and…

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Also known as
AS/400e, eServer iSeries, eServer i5, System i
CPU
IMPI · IBM RS64 · POWER
Discontinued
Sep 30, 2013
Manufacturer
IBM
Operating system
OS/400 (later known as i5/OS and IBM i)
Predecessor
IBM System/38,IBM System/36

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IBM AS/400

Nodes80
Edges79
Triples30
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.025
Components1

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IBM AS/400

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related to External links · 14
IBM AS/400 → All, Archived, AS/400 Advanced Series Handbook, Brief History, IBM, IBM Archives, IBM System, IBM's Power Systems, Official, PDF, POWER5, Retrieved February, The IBM AS400, Wayback Machine
CPU · 3
IBM AS/400 → IBM RS64, IMPI, POWER
Also known as · 1
IBM AS/400 → AS/400e, eServer iSeries, eServer i5, System i
Discontinued · 1
IBM AS/400 → Sep 30, 2013
Manufacturer · 1
IBM AS/400 → IBM
Operating system · 1
IBM AS/400 → OS/400 (later known as i5/OS and IBM i)
Predecessor · 1
IBM AS/400 → IBM System/38,IBM System/36
Related · 1
IBM AS/400 → IBM System p
Released · 1
IBM AS/400 → June 1988 (Announced) August 1988 (Release)
Successor · 1
IBM AS/400 → IBM Power Systems running IBM i

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ibm system 400 systems operating hardware architecture machine processor power platform new 38 powerpc os timi rs64 project processors fort

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IBM AS/400Also known asAS/400e, eServer iSeries, eServer i5, System i1.00infobox
IBM AS/400CPUIMPI1.00infobox
IBM AS/400CPUIBM RS641.00infobox
IBM AS/400CPUPOWER1.00infobox
IBM AS/400DiscontinuedSep 30, 20131.00infobox
IBM AS/400ManufacturerIBM1.00infobox
IBM AS/400Operating systemOS/400 (later known as i5/OS and IBM i)1.00infobox
IBM AS/400PredecessorIBM System/38,IBM System/361.00infobox
IBM AS/400RelatedIBM System p1.00infobox
IBM AS/400ReleasedJune 1988 (Announced) August 1988 (Release)1.00infobox
IBM AS/400SuccessorIBM Power Systems running IBM i1.00infobox
IBM AS/400TypeMidrange computer1.00infobox
IBM AS/400Websiteas400.ibm.com at the Wayback Machine (archived 2000-03-02)1.00infobox

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