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Subject: UNIX SV reaches high places!
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Date: Thu, 13-Jun-85 15:51:00 EDT
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Nf-From: ur-univax!dewa    Jun 13 15:51:00 1985

<<  hackem muchem >>

Q:  What is common between the AT&T 7300 and CRAY II?
A:  They both run Unix SV.

Q:  What is common between your auto and the CRAYII?
A:  They both are liquid cooled.

The following is excerpted from Computerworld without permission:

    -  announced last week
    -  runs UNIX SV with minor modifications to speed up i/o
    -  two already exist: one with Lawrence Livermore Labs and
       the other with CRAY Research.
    -  supports C and vector FORTRAN
    -  is equivalent to five CRAY I's
    -  is liquid cooled with Flourinert, a inert flourocarbon manufactured
       by 3M

 I hope it gladdens your heart, like it did mine to see UNIX reach high
 places!!


		      Rajiv
		      dewa@ur-univax