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It also ran on [[PDP-10]] clones at Stanford, manufactured by [[Foonly]]; one at CCRMA, and one at the [[S-1 supercomputer|S-1]] project.
 
It also ran on [[PDP-10]] clones at Stanford, manufactured by [[Foonly]]; one at CCRMA, and one at the [[S-1 supercomputer|S-1]] project.
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In modern times, WAITS is running on a KL10 at the Living Computers Museum, and on Richard Cornwell's KA10 emulator.
  
 
==External links==
 
==External links==

Revision as of 15:16, 8 July 2019

Operating system used at the Stanford AI Lab. It ran on a PDP-6, KA10, and KL10 connected together in various configurations. The name unofficially means "West-coast Alternative to ITS" (although this may be a 'backronym' - a SAIL page which discusses the meaning of the name does not mention it).

It also ran on PDP-10 clones at Stanford, manufactured by Foonly; one at CCRMA, and one at the S-1 project.

In modern times, WAITS is running on a KL10 at the Living Computers Museum, and on Richard Cornwell's KA10 emulator.

External links