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February 10, 1988

TALES FROM THE UNEXPECTED: TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ENHANCES SYSTEM V WITH ESP

By CBR Staff Writer

Texas Instruments Inc is now pretty much dependent on Unix for its survival in the computer systems business, and accordingly it has been preparing some enhancements for its TI System V for its Intel and Motorola-based System 1000 and 1500 Unix families. No, it’s nothing to do with extra-sensory perception, it stands for Extended Symmetrical Processing, and it is designed to enable all CPUs in a multiprocessor system to share equally the applications workload and system control. File management has also been improved.

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