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2 total messages Started by wjs Fri, 11 Dec 1992 18:53
REQ: T9000 Status
#1775
Author: wjs
Date: Fri, 11 Dec 1992 18:53
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Are there any OEMs listening out there who have received or begun
development of board products using T9000 ?  It's been a while
since I've heard a reliable status of the chip.  Does it have
the virtual channel capability yet ? What about the packet routing
chip availability ? 

			Walt Stuart

			GM Research Laboratories
			Electrical/Electronics Dept. (E3)
			Warren, Mi.
Re: REQ: T9000 Status
#1776
Author: Brian Upper - Invoice
Date: Fri, 11 Dec 1992 22:37
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wjs@re3sc139h.gmr.com writes:

>Are there any OEMs listening out there who have received or begun
>development of board products using T9000 ?  It's been a while
>since I've heard a reliable status of the chip.  Does it have
>the virtual channel capability yet ? What about the packet routing
>chip availability ? 

>			Walt Stuart

>			GM Research Laboratories
>			Electrical/Electronics Dept. (E3)
>			Warren, Mi.


Parsytec has been developing products around the T9000 for quite some time.
We have under development MPP systems based on the T9 as well as special
equipment for image processing and real time applications.  
The first T9000 beta chips are in our lab and are already working on some
of our boards. 

For specific questions about functional units I would refer you to Inmos.

For questions in regard to our developments give us a call.


Reinhard Rinn
Parsytec Inc
West Chicago,  IL
Tel.: (708) 293 9500
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