Transputers in the U.S.

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From: Steve Rush
Date: Sun, 22 Jan 1989 13:48

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Dear Net, 
  
  Over here in England, we are all hooked on the Transputer and it
seems to have been adopted by several other European establishments.
At present however there appears to be very little happening over
there in the U.S of A. Are you all being terribly quiet or has the
Transputer simply not taken off yet? 

  Does anybody have a list of American Universities/Companies using
Transputers? If not, how about one person from each institution (just
one from each institution please, I don't want to be flamed for
clogging up the net) posting an article saying where you are, what you
are doing (a list of recent transputer based papers/reports would be
ideal), what languages you use and how you see Transputers being 
used over the next few years (do you expect to stick with them or are
you going to switch to something else etc ?)

  I'm sorry if I appear nosey but I would just like to know what is
happening over there in the U.S. 

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S.Rush                             JANET :   sru@uk.ac.exeter.cs
Computer Science Dept.             UUCP  :   ukc!expya!sru
Exeter University
Exeter EX4 4PT
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From: sru@cs.exeter.ac.uk (Steve Rush)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.transputer
Subject: Transputers in the U.S.
Keywords: Transputers, research
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Date: 22 Jan 89 13:48:52 GMT
Organization: Computer Science Dept. - University of Exeter. UK
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