Title
The development of monolithic integrated circuit memory chips at IBM Corporation
Catalog Number
102770452
Type
Document
Description
This paper describes the the SP95 project at the East Fishkill, NY facility that fabricated IBM's first monolithic integrated circuit, a 16-bit, system-protect memory array for the System 360 Model 95. Phase 2 of the program led to 64 and 128-bit devices that paved the way for IBM's transition from core to semiconductor main memory that was described in 1971 as the "biggest technology push in IBM's history. Donated By Paul Castrucci. 15 scanned pages.
Date
ca. 1984
Author
Rappa, Michael A.
Publisher
Strategic Management Research Center, University of Minnesota
Identifying Numbers
| Other number |
doc-48863cc8505a8 |
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Extent
25 p.
Category
Article
Collection Title
Information Technology Corporate Histories Collection
