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Possibilities for computer structures 1971
Pages 387 - 394
Abstract
What computer structures come into existence in a given epoch depends on the confluence of several factors:
The underlying technology---its speed, cost, reliability, etc.
The structures that have actually been conceived.
The demand for computer systems (in terms of both economics and user influence).
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DOI:10.1145/1479064
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