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NCR FINALLY READY WITH TERADATA DATABASE FOR UNIX

CBR Staff Writer April 18, 1996

NCR Corp says its promised Teradata DataBase System for Unix is now available worldwide, and is pitching the thing at the data warehouse market. The software is a portable adaptation of the database search software written for its massively parallel Teradata DBC1012 back-end database systems. Teradata for Unix is up on NCR’s entry-level iAPX-86-based WorldMark 4100 deskside symmetric multiprocessing server so that users can over time grow right up to a large-scale WorldMark 5100 massively parallel server without changing the operating system, database software or decision-support applications. Teradata DBS for Unix runs under NCR’s Unix System V.4 MP-RAS 3.0, and will be offered on alien Unix systems in due course.

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