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[[Image:rs6000 ad.jpg|thumb|right|200px|One of the Hagar ads]]
[[Image:rs6000 ad.jpg|thumb|right|200px|One of the Hagar ads]]


The RS/6000 was the first platform to use the new [[POWER]] CPU. These were UNIX workstations and servers, starting with the model 220 & 320 desktop, and 520 & 920 server. All models of the RS/6000 can run some version of [[AIX]].
The '''RS/6000''' was a [[workstation]] from [[IBM]], the first platform to use the new [[POWER]] [[CPU]]. These were [[UNIX]] workstations and [[server]]s, starting with the model 220 & 320 desktop, and 520 & 920 server. All models of the RS/6000 can run some version of [[AIX]].


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Latest revision as of 16:28, 18 December 2018

One of the Hagar ads

The RS/6000 was a workstation from IBM, the first platform to use the new POWER CPU. These were UNIX workstations and servers, starting with the model 220 & 320 desktop, and 520 & 920 server. All models of the RS/6000 can run some version of AIX.