SEVENTH GENERATION.

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Abstract

The Fifth generation computer is fairly well defined. By extrapolation, we can make some statements about a sixth generation machine. But what of the seventh generation? This presentation explores one possible scenario for the seventh generation computer. General specifications, expandability factors, initial and operating costs, useful lifetime and special user-interactive characteristics will be defined. The seventh generation system design will have to be sensitive to design constraints in the 2010 timeframe, including: energy availability; operational lifetime requirements; materials processing breakthroughs; and user requirements.

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Joels, K. M. (1984). SEVENTH GENERATION. In Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Association for Computing Machinery (p. 287). ACM (Order n 401840). https://doi.org/10.1145/800171.809658

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