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IBM RS/6000

The RISC System/6000 is a family of RISC-based (Reduced Instruction Set Computer-based) Unix servers, workstations and supercomputers made by IBM in the 1990s. The RS/6000 family replaced the IBM RT PC computer platform in February 1990 and is the first computer line to see the use of IBM's POWER and PowerPC based microprocessors. In October 2000, the…

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RT PCRISCAIXSun MicrosystemsHewlett-Packard
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RISCUnixServersWorkstationsSupercomputers
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IBM Web-based System Manager
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Also known as
IBM RS/6000
CPU
IBM POWER · PowerPC
Developer
IBM
Discontinued
October 2000 (servers) · 2002 (workstations)
Predecessor
IBM RT PC
Related
IBM PC Power Series

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IBM RS/6000

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Edges51
Triples35
Avg. degree1.96
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IBM RS/6000

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related to External links · 10
IBM RS/6000 → Brief History, December, Forum Archived, IBM, IBM ArchivesIBM RS6000 Support, Models, Official, RISC, Wayback Machine, Wayback MachineRS/6000 Machine Type
Type · 4
IBM RS/6000 → Desktop, Server (POWERserver), Supercomputer platform (RS/6000 SP line), Workstation (POWERstation)
Successor · 3
IBM RS/6000 → eServer pSeries, IBM ThinkPad Power Series, IntelliStation POWER
CPU · 2
IBM RS/6000 → IBM POWER, PowerPC
Discontinued · 2
IBM RS/6000 → 2002 (workstations), October 2000 (servers)
Also known as · 1
IBM RS/6000 → IBM RS/6000
Developer · 1
IBM RS/6000 → IBM
Predecessor · 1
IBM RS/6000 → IBM RT PC
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IBM RS/6000 → IBM PC Power Series
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IBM RS/6000 → February 1990 (1990-02)

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rs 6000 ibm system power workstations risc pseries also servers pc unix powerpc ibm's service processor models rt 1990 2000

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IBM RS/6000Also known asIBM RS/60001.00infobox
IBM RS/6000CPUIBM POWER1.00infobox
IBM RS/6000CPUPowerPC1.00infobox
IBM RS/6000DeveloperIBM1.00infobox
IBM RS/6000DiscontinuedOctober 2000 (servers)1.00infobox
IBM RS/6000Discontinued2002 (workstations)1.00infobox
IBM RS/6000PredecessorIBM RT PC1.00infobox
IBM RS/6000RelatedIBM PC Power Series1.00infobox
IBM RS/6000ReleasedFebruary 1990 (1990-02)1.00infobox
IBM RS/6000SuccessoreServer pSeries1.00infobox
IBM RS/6000SuccessorIntelliStation POWER1.00infobox
IBM RS/6000SuccessorIBM ThinkPad Power Series1.00infobox
IBM RS/6000TypeDesktop1.00infobox
IBM RS/6000TypeWorkstation (POWERstation)1.00infobox
IBM RS/6000TypeServer (POWERserver)1.00infobox
IBM RS/6000TypeSupercomputer platform (RS/6000 SP line)1.00infobox
IBM RS/6000Websiters6000.ibm.com at the Wayback Machine (archived 2000-03-01)1.00infobox

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