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Re: REQ: T9000 Status

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From: Roger Shepherd
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 09:49
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I am not commenting on availability, I just wanted to clarify something.

Jacob Hirbawi (jcbhrb@nic.cerf.net) wrote:

:   (1) A fully functional T9000 including the virtual channel capability
:       will be ready around March 1993. This will not be a 50-Mhz part, but
:       will run somewhere around 25-40 MHz. The link speed should still be
:       100 Mbits/sec (this part doesn't make too much sense to me but that's
:       what I was told!). 

On the T9000 the links and processor speeds are determined
indepentdently. There is no reason why a 25 Mhz T9000 should not have
100 Mbit/s links. Remember, all transputers are clocked at 5 Mhz,
whatever the speed of the processor/links. T800 transputers are
available at 20/25 and 30 Mhz, all of which support links running at
5/10/20 Mbit/s.


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