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American computer manufacturer
DeskStation Technology was a manufacturer of RISC-based computer workstations intended to run Windows NT. DeskStation was based in Lenexa, Kansas. DeskStation
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Analog video hardware and software editing suite
Toaster Screamer, a parallel extension to the Toaster built by DeskStation Technology, with four motherboards, each with a MIPS R4400 CPU running at 150
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included Silicon Graphics, Inc. (SGI) for their Indy workstation and DeskStation Technology for their Windows NT workstations. The R4600 was instrumental in
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real-time multiprocessor Maxion systems DeskStation Technology in their Windows NT personal computers and DeskStation Tyne workstation Digital Equipment Corporation
R4000
workstation, which NEC sold under the OEM name RISCstation Image. DeskStation Technology Halfhill, Tom R. (June 1993). "Mips Challenges Intel on Its Own
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Corporation Deltagold Delta Computer United States 1986 1990 Bankruptcy DeskStation Technology — United States 1989 2000 Acquired by Samsung Electronics in 1998;
List of computer system manufacturers
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Computing standard based on MIPS architecture
its own versions of the R4000 family. Other companies, notably DeskStation Technology, sought to provide support for ACE workstation producers. Although
Advanced Computing Environment
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Microprocessor design company
for its new Windows NT operating system. System companies like DeskStation Technology and board companies like ShaBLAMM! Computer were building products
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Microprocessor
300 MHz Alpha 21164 in their T3E-600 supercomputer. Third parties such as DeskStation also built workstations using the Alpha 21164. The 21164 continued the
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Processors using some version of the MIPS architecture
Olivetti, Siemens-Nixdorf, Acer, Digital Equipment Corporation, NEC, and DeskStation. Operating systems ported to the architecture include SGI's IRIX, Microsoft's
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