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Further reading ⇓

□ Overview
□ 360/195 birth
□ RAL 195 history
□ Technology
□ Buffer Store
□ Parallel operations
□ Configuration
□ 370 Reference
□ 195 characteristics
□ 195 operations
□ Wake programme
□ Wake

IBM 360/195 -- Overview

The IBM 360/195 was the major source of computing power on the Chilton site from the day it arrived in November 1971 until it was decommissioned in October/November 1982. The developments of the system over the period 1971 to 1978 are given in the Annual Reports. This section gives some information about the technology and other relevant topics.

Main Console, March 1972

Main Console, March 1972
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Operator Console and Magnetic Discs, March 1972

Operator Console and Magnetic Discs, March 1972
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360/195 Magnetic Tapes, March 1972

360/195 Magnetic Tapes, March 1972
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The machine was decommissioned on Thursday 21 October 1982.

Invitation to the closing ceremony

Invitation to the closing ceremony
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