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Sigh. The MP-64 was going in that direction. When I left Silicon Valley, I posted a ( then new ) internal picture of an Intel 386 die on my office door at Cray Research and said "" This will be our competition "". Work on a massively parallel follow-up to the multi-processor Y-MP was begun. We hired and I worked directly with Marv Bausman ( he holds several patents from the fiber optic clock we made. Note that my co-workers Ed Priest and Doug Paffel are names on that patent. ) and had most of the bleeding edge technologies solved when JR started cutting our funding and  Seymours funding too.

I'm hardware. Chris Hsung was software and hardware architecture. Skip was "" are we able to make it? ""

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