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All Fault-Tolerant and Dependable Systems

This group gathers pioneers of computer systems organization whose primary contribution was making computer systems keep working correctly in the presence of failure, including fault tolerant and highly available system design, redundancy and error correction techniques, autonomic and self managing computing systems that configure, heal and protect themselves, and the broader discipline of dependable systems engineering. It follows the Reliability strand of the ACM Computing Classification System's Computer systems organization area. Their shared work is a system's behavior under failure, as distinct from its everyday architecture, processor design or distributed coordination when nothing has gone wrong.

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All Fault-Tolerant and Dependable Systems
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1. Wikipedia: Fault tolerance
Wikimedia FoundationFault tolerance, History section, SAPO sentence
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The first known fault-tolerant computer was SAPO, built in 1951 in Czechoslovakia by Antonín Svoboda.
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Wikipedia: Edward J. McCluskey
Wikimedia FoundationHas Member: Edward J. McCluskey, Wikipedia 'Edward J. McCluskey': 'His Stanford research focuses on logic testing, synthesis, design for testability, and fault-tolerant computing.'View the Source
Wikipedia: Jacob Abraham
Has Member: Jacob Abraham, Wikipedia 'Jacob Abraham': 'research interests include VLSI design and test, formal verification, and fault-tolerant computing...chair of the IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee on...View the Source
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