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This group gathers pioneers of computer systems organization whose primary contribution was the overall design of a computer's structure, the arrangement of processor, memory and input and output that a machine's software sees and depends on, including chief architects of named mainframe and minicomputer systems, cache and memory hierarchy design, dataflow and stack machine architectures, Flynn's taxonomy of parallel architectures, and recipients of the ACM-IEEE Eckert-Mauchly Award for career contributions to computer architecture. It follows the Architectures second level heading of the ACM Computing Classification System under Computer systems organization. Their shared work is the structural design of a computing system as a whole, as distinct from its physical semiconductor implementation or the specific processor microarchitecture within it.

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1936 1
All Computer Architecture
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Al Hoagland

Computer Systems Organization

Alan Jay Smith

Computer Systems Organization

Bantwal Ramakrishna Rau

Computer Systems Organization

Bill Dally

Computer Systems Organization

Bram Loopstra

Computer Systems Organization

Carel Scholten

Computer Systems Organization

C-One

Microcomputer

Edward S. Davidson

Computer Systems Organization

Frans Kaashoek

Computer Systems Organization

Gurindar S. Sohi

Computer Systems Organization

Harvey Cragon

Computer Systems Organization

James E. Smith

Computer Systems Organization

James R. Goodman

Computer Systems Organization

Joel S. Birnbaum

Computer Systems Organization

John Crawford

Computer Systems Organization

John Fairclough

Computer Systems Organization

John K. Iliffe

Computer Systems Organization

Josep Torrellas

Computer Systems Organization

Josh Fisher

Computer Systems Organization

Kevin Ashton

Computer Systems Organization

Luiz Andre Barroso

Computer Systems Organization

Manolis Katevenis

Computer Systems Organization

Margaret Martonosi

Computer Systems Organization

Mark Alan Horowitz

Computer Systems Organization

Mark D. Hill

Computer Systems Organization

Mark Weiser

Computer Systems Organization

Mateo Valero

Computer Systems Organization

Michael J. Flynn

Computer Systems Organization

Norman Jouppi

Computer Systems Organization

Srini Devadas

Computer Systems Organization

Susan J. Eggers

Computer Systems Organization

Tadashi Watanabe

Computer Systems Organization

Tilak Agerwala

Computer Systems Organization

Trevor Mudge

Computer Systems Organization

William D. Strecker

Computer Systems Organization

William Poduska

Computer Systems Organization
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1. Wikipedia: Computer architecture
WikipediaComputer architecture, History section, Zuse Z1 stored-program sentence
Quote, Computer architecture, History section, Zuse Z1 stored-program sentence
While building the computer Z1 in 1936, Konrad Zuse described in two patent applications for his future projects that machine instructions could be stored in the same storage used for data, i.e., the stored-program concept.
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Wikipedia: Michael J. Flynn
Has Member: Michael J. Flynn, Wikipedia 'Michael J. Flynn': 'Flynn proposed Flynns taxonomy...founding chairman of IEEE Computer Societys Technical Committee on Computer Architecture...and ACM SIGARCH.'View the Source
Wikipedia: Bill Dally
Has Member: Bill Dally, Wikipedia 'Bill Dally': elected to NAE for contributions to the design of high-performance interconnect networks and parallel computer architectures; ACM SIGARCH Maurice Wilkes Award.View the Source
Manolis Katevenis home page (FORTH-ICS)
Has Member: Manolis Katevenis, Lead
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Computer Architecture and VLSI Systems (CARV) Laboratory,
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Wikipedia: Al Hoagland
Has Member: Al Hoagland, Lead [in-group]
Quote, Has Member: Al Hoagland, Lead [in-group]
had a long career on the development of hard disk drives (HDD) starting with the IBM RAMAC
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Wikipedia: Bram Loopstra
Has Member: Bram Loopstra, Lead paragraph [in-field]
Quote, Has Member: Bram Loopstra, Lead paragraph [in-field]
At the Mathematisch Centrum he contributed to the ARRA I and II and ARMAC.
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Wikipedia: Carel Scholten
Has Member: Carel Scholten, Career
Quote, Has Member: Carel Scholten, Career
The ARMAC was remarkable for its use of transistors.
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C-One (source article)
Has Member: C-One, Lead sentence
Quote, Has Member: C-One, Lead sentence
The C-One is a single-board computer (SBC) created in 2002 as an enhanced version of the Commodore 64, a home computer popular in the 1980s.
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John Fairclough (Wikipedia)
Has Member: John Fairclough, Career, Ferranti and IBM
Quote, Has Member: John Fairclough, Career, Ferranti and IBM
In 1954, he joined the Ferranti computer department and in 1957 he moved to IBM
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