The Cray-4 is a so-called supercomputer, which of the American company Cray, under whom line of Seymour Cray was designed, which died however before conclusion of the work with a car accident. The Cray-4 is the advancement of the commercial miss of the Cray-3 on the basis of the gallium arsenide circuits, so-called ATM chips. The 1994 presented supercomputers is based on a vector processor with Shared MEMORY.

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• Cray-4 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  The Cray-4 was intended to be Cray Computer's successor to the failed Cray-3 ... Seymour Cray moved on to the Cray-4 design, but the company went bankrupt ...


• Cray-4: Information From Answers.com
  Cray-4 The Cray-4 was intended to be Cray Computer 's successor to the failed Cray-3 and earlier Cray-2 supercomputers.


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• Newsbytes News Network: Cray Computer rolls out Cray-4
  Full text of the article, 'Cray Computer rolls out Cray-4' from Newsbytes News Network, a publication in the field of Computers & Technology, ...


• The effect of adding a scalar D-cache to the Cray-4 vector ...
  In the past, vector supercomputers achieved high performance with long arithmetic pipelines coupled with fast scalar processors.


• The effect of adding a scalar D-cache to the Cray-4 vector processor
  35 bits in the Cray-4) while the