Cray developed the Cray-3, an incredibly fast gallium arsenide-based computer that ran at a 1 GHz clock rate. With the Cray-4 sitting in the wings, the company was unable to attract customers for ...

35 years following its introduction, and despite fewer than 100 systems deployed, the Cray-1 remains one of the most recognizable computers in history; it is a timeless icon of pure supercomputer ...

The powerful computers we see today have come from a long journey, and the man behind them is Seymour Cray, who devoted his life to creating the world's largest, quickest, and most powerful computers.

The key to Long's idea centered on four pieces of hardware found inside each Cray computer. Distinct from the computer's central processing unit, these pieces, when acting in concert, are ...

Founded in 1973 as Cray Electronics, the company first listed on the stock market in 1984. It changed its name to Anite in 1996 and has morphed into an IT services firm, today delivering software ...