The ARCTURUS Computer Developed At Sydney University In The 1960s

ARCTURUS was a research computer built at Sydney University in the 1960s on a minimal budget, serving until 1975. Developed by David Wong for his PhD thesis, it was a fixed-point, binary, parallel computer using diode-transistor circuits and ferrite-core memory. The system featured a 13-bit address space for 8,192 words of Show more