Plans turning to Cray-4/ Cray Computer starts new machine after finally getting Cray-3 on market
"The Cray-4 has become more of a critical issue for us because of the lateness getting the Cray-3 to market," said Terry Willkom, Cray Computer president. "The good news is all of the effort that has gone into (the Cray-3) . . . carries over to the Cray-4. Even the center's plans...
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          | Published in | The gazette (Colorado Springs, Colo.) | 
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| Main Authors | , | 
| Format | Newspaper Article | 
| Language | English | 
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        Colorado Springs, Colo
          Freedom Newspapers, Inc
    
        18.04.1993
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| Online Access | Get full text | 
| ISSN | 1531-2607 | 
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| Summary: | "The Cray-4 has become more of a critical issue for us because of the lateness getting the Cray-3 to market," said Terry Willkom, Cray Computer president. "The good news is all of the effort that has gone into (the Cray-3) . . . carries over to the Cray-4. Even the center's plans for the computer illustrate how the market changed as the Cray-3 fell behind schedule: The center, which studies subjects such as the impact of chemicals on the atmosphere, will connect the Cray-3 to a massively parallel machine to study how best to link the two technologies. The center is seeking government funding to help buy or lease the Cray-3 after the six-month project ends, but hasn't committed to keeping the machine. @QUOTE: "The Cray-4 has become more of a critical issue for us because of the lateness getting the Cray-3 to market. The good news is all of the effort that has gone into (the Cray-3) . . . carries over to the Cray-4. Clearly we have to sell some Cray-3 machines because we need to revenue stream off the Cray-3 to get the Cray-4 (finished).' Cray Computer President Terry Willkom | 
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| ISSN: | 1531-2607 |