INMOS SHIPS IMS T800 TRANSPUTER PARTS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

Thorn EMI’s Inmos subsidiary has shipped the first working parts of the new IMS T800 Transputer several weeks ahead of schedule to Southampton University and Bristol-based Meiko Ltd; the chipmaker says that over 1,000 companies worldwide are evaluating, or already building machines around, the Transputer.

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