Wiktionary CDCCDC may refer to TOCright Music Caramelos de Cianuro , a Venezuelan rock band. Organizations Government Caisse des d p ts et consignations , a French government controlled financial institution California Department of Corrections , the US state of California s prison system Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , a United States government public health agency Community Development Council , Singapore government led community programs Community of Democratic Choice , an intergovernmental organization in Eastern Europe to promote democracy and human rights Politics Congress for Democratic Change , a Liberian political party Democratic Convergence of Catalonia Converg ncia Democr tica de Catalunya , a political party in Catalonia, Spain Non profit Community Development Corporation , any non profit organization that promotes and supports a community Consumers for Dental Choice , a non profit organization to promote mercury free dentistry Certified Development Company CDC Development Solutions formerly Citizens Development Corps , a DC based NGO promoting economic development worldwide Business Edmond Benjamin de Rothschild Caesarea Development Corporation Ltd., the private corporation filling much of the role typically filled by a municipality for the Israeli city of Caesarea Cameroon Development Corporation , an agribusiness company located in Limbe, Cameroon CDC Software , a computer software company Control Data Corporation , a computer company Commonwealth Development Corporation formerly the Colonial Development Corporation , a British development organisation ... card for mobiles Other CDC? , a children s book by William Steig Cedar City Regional Airport , International Air Transport Association IATA airport coded as CDC Cell division cycle , also cell cycle ... disambiguation ca CDC de CDC es CDC fr CDC ko CDC it CDC he CDC nl CDC ja CDC pl CDC pt CDC ru CDC fi CDC sv CDC th CDC zh CDC ... more details
DISPLAYTITLE CDC? Image Cdcxslr810.jpg right thumb CDC? by William Steig CDC? is a children s book children s puzzle children s book book written and illustrated by author and cartoonist William Steig . Originally published in 1984, it is a sequel to CDB , and is of the same concept letters and numbers which suggest the sounds of words or phrases are printed as captions for interpretive cartoons. The reader is to guess what the letters and numbers are supposed to represent in actual words. The book is somewhat more sophisticated in content than CDB , using more complicated phrases. The book, in its 1984 release, was originally printed in black and white, and was republished and re released with pen and ink watercolor style pictures and an answer key at the end. To figure out the word puzzles, the reader needs to read the letters, numbers, and symbols aloud, pronouncing their names, not sounding them out. The picture accompanying each puzzle helps give the reader hints to the coded phrase. ref http us.macmillan.com cdc Macmillan CDC Website ref ref http www.amazon.com C D Sunburst Book dp 0374410240 Amazon.com ref ref http media.families.com blog c d b and c d c william steig Media.Families.com ref Title translation The books title, CDC? , translates as See CEE, pronunciation of the letter c s name the DEE, pronunciation of the letter d s name, which sounds close to DUH, casual pronunciation of the Sea CEE ? References reflist Category 1984 books Category American children s books Category Books by William Steig Category Puzzle books ... more details
The CDC 6400 , a member of the CDC 6000 series , was a Mainframe computer mainframe computer made by Control Data Corporation in the 1960s. The central processing unit was architecturally compatible with the CDC 6600 . But in contrast to the 6600, which had 10 parallel functional units which could work on multiple instructions at the same time, the 6400 had a unified arithmetic unit, which could only work on a single instruction at a time. This resulted in a slower, lower performance CPU, but one that cost significantly less. Memory, peripheral processor based I O, and peripherals were otherwise identical to the 6600. The CDC 6500 was a dual CPU 6400. The CDC 6700 was also a dual CPU machine, but had one 6600 CPU and one 6400 CPU. The CDC 6415 was an even cheaper and slower machine it had a 6400 CPU but with only seven CDC 6000 series Peripheral processors PPU s instead of the normal 10. External links http ed thelen.org comp hist CDC 6600 R M.html TOC CONTROL DATA 6400 6500 6600 COMPUTER SYSTEMS Reference Manual Category CDC hardware 6400 6500 6700 Category Transistorized computers compu hardware stub it CDC 6400 ... more details
Refimprove date August 2011 Infobox OS name Kronos logo screenshot caption developer Control Data Corporation source model kernel type supported platforms CDC 6000 series and successors ui family released 1970s latest release version Kronos level 439 latest release date latest test version latest test date marketing target Mainframe computer s programmed in prog language language updatemodel package manager working state Historic license Proprietary software Proprietary website Kronos is an operating system with time sharing capabilities, written by Control Data Corporation in the 1970s. Kronos ran on the 60 bit CDC 6000 series mainframe computer s and their successors. CDC replaced Kronos with the NOS software NOS operating system in the late 1970s, which were succeeded by the NOS VE operating system in the mid 1980s. ref http www.bitsavers.org pdf cdc cyber cyber 70 kronos 60407600B KRONOS2.1ug May74.pdf ref The MACE operating system and APEX operating system APEX were forerunners to KRONOS. It was written by Control Data systems programmer Greg Mansfield , Dave Cahlander , Tate and 3 others. See also CDC SCOPE software references DEFAULTSORT Cdc Kronos Category CDC operating systems KRONOS Category Discontinued operating systems Operating system stub ru CDC KRONOS ... more details
The CDC 1604 was a 48 bit computer designed and manufactured by Seymour Cray and his team at the Control ... computer . Legend has it that the 1604 designation was chosen by adding CDC s first street ... 1975 http purl.umn.edu 104327 oral history with CDC s computer engineers does not confirm this legend ... lots of people who believe it. Page 21 of the oral history provides the official CDC explanation ..., designated the CDC 924 , was also produced. The first 1604 was delivered to the US Navy in 1960 ..., Virginia . By 1964, over 50 systems were built. The CDC 3000 succeeded the 1604. A 12 bit minicomputer, called the CDC 160A CDC 160 , was often used as an I O processor in 1604 systems. A stand alone version of the 160 called the CDC 160A was, arguably, the first minicomputer. ref cite web title CDC 160A work author Ed Thelen url http ed thelen.org comp hist mak CDC 160A.html accessdate April 15, 2011 ref Architecture Memory in the CDC 1604 consisted of 32K 48 bit Word data type words of magnetic ... could often hear what parts of a task were being performed by the CDC 1604. Uses and applications ... ACE using a cluster of five CDC 160As to supervise a multi tasking network of four CDC 1604 s. The LGM ... independently. The smaller, more elegant, single silo design incorporated two redundant CDC 1604 ... of both of these ICBM ground station designs, including block models of the CDC 1604 computers, may ... computer system PLATO computer based educational system was implemented on a CDC 1604 C. JOVIAL was used as the CDC 1604 s main programming language, while octal was used to program shared services supported by the CDC 160A. NAVCOSSACT based at the Washington Navy Yard provided systems and training ... with the CDC 1604, but it ran 10 times faster and had additional registers. References Reflist External links http purl.umn.edu 104327 Neil R. Lincoln with 18 Control Data Corporation CDC engineers ... Krohn, Bill Bhend, Kent Steiner, Raymon Kort, and Neil R. Lincoln. Discussion topics include CDC ... more details
Advert date October 2010 Infobox company company name CDC Software. company logo Image Cdc Software Company logo.png 101px CDC Logo company type Private company Private company slogan The Customer Driven ... CIO CIO small br Chris Wolfe small Sr. VP, Acquisitions and Integrations, CDC Software small br Mark Sutcliffe small President, CDC Factory small br Jason Rushforth small President of CDC Front Office small br Paul Plaia III small President of CDC NFP , NGO small br Niklas R nnb ck small Sr. VP and President, CDC Supply Chain Europe small br Paul Elswood small Managing Director U.K., Ireland and Benelux, President of CDC Respond small br Thomas Zanzinger small Managing Director, DACH, CDC Software small br Nicolas Cron small Managing Director, CDC Software France and Vice President, Southern ... small br Hilton Law small Managing Director, China and Southeast Asia, CDC Software small br Edmund Lau small Sr. VP, Greater China, CDC Software small br products Pivotal CRM Pivotal Customer Relationship ... Management HRM br CDC Factory Manufacturing Operations Management MOM br gomembers Association Management System br CDC Supply Chain Management SCM br num employees 1,385 as of 2012 04 12 lc on industry ... research stocks financials financials.asp?ticker CDCSY US CDC Financial Summary Retrieved 12 April 2012, Business Week ref homepage http www.cdcsoftware.com CDCSoftware.com CDC Software Inc. is a provider ... management, customer relationship management CRM , and enterprise performance management. CDC ..., GA. ref name corporation CDC Software Corporation s products are used by more than 10,000 ... research stocks snapshot snapshot.asp?ticker CDCSY US CDC Software Inc. NASDAQ CDCSY Business Week ref History Confusing date September 2011 CDC Software Corporation was 85 owned by CDC Corporation, NASDAQ CHINA . The CDC Corporation filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy on October 2011. On April 12, 2012 Vista Equity Partners announced it has completed its acquisition of CDC Software ... more details
File CDC 3800 Udvar Hazy Center.JPG thumb right 250px CDC 3800 console at the Steven F. Udvar Hazy Center Udvar Hazy Center of the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum The CDC 3000 series computers from Control Data Corporation were mid 1960s follow ons to the CDC 1604 and CDC 924 systems. Over ... . CDC phased out production of the 3000 series in the early 1970s. The 3000 series were the cash cows of Control Data during the 1960s sales of these machines funded the company while the CDC 6000 series ... was the CDC 3600 first delivered in June 1963. First deliveries of the CDC 3400 and CDC 3800 ... were eventually overshadowed by the 60 bit CDC 6000 series machines. The lower 3000 series used a 24 bit word size. They were based on the earlier CDC 924 a 24 bit version of the CDC 1604 . The first lower 3000 to be released was the CDC 3200 May 1964 , followed by the smaller CDC 3100 February 1965 , and the CDC 3300 December 1965 . The final machine in the series, the CDC 3500 , was released .... All 3000 series computers used core memory . The CDC 3500 machine used the same core memory modules as used in the CDC 6000 Cyber 70 series computers. Architecture The lower 3000 CPU was a 24 ... Mass Storage OS . The premier operating system for the CDC 3300 and CDC 3500 was called MASTER. MASTER ... available. The assembly language was called COMPASS . These were available from CDC. An APL programming ... systems for the CDC 3xxx typically used 6 bit characters, so the 64 character set did not contain ... Oregon State University offered a CDC 3300 for use from the mid to late 1960s up until about 1980 ... Internal Revenue Service used CDC 3000 series computers for many years. A number of CDC 3000s ..., nuclear and oil industries. Communist ruled Hungary obtained a CDC 3300 machine between ... Timesharing Corporation sold timesharing services using a CDC 3600. California State University ... and College system. Many of the other campuses also had CDC 3150 machines for local batch operation ... more details
Infobox Company company name CDC Games company logo Image cdcgames.png 170px company type Video game publisher foundation June 9, 2006 location Shanghai, China key people industry Internet num employees homepage http www.cdcgames.net www.cdcgames.net CDC Games is a leading Citation needed date July 2010 publisher and operator of online games and MMORPG s in China. Its headquarters are located in Shanghai , China . It is a subsiary of NASDAQ listed CDC Software CDC Corporation . It was launched on June 9, 2006. ref name bizjournal cite news url http www.bizjournals.com atlanta stories 2007 09 17 story7.html title Video gaming market adds CDC games publisher Atlanta Business Chronicle author Justin Rubner date 14 September 2007 ref CDC Games is a market leader Citation needed date July 2010 in online and mobile games in China with more than 160 million registered users. CDC Games has also had approximately 11 million active users over the past 90 days, and over 30 million active users in the past 180 days Citation needed date July 2010 . The company pioneered the free to play, pay for merchandise online games model in China with Scions of Fate Yulgang and launched the first free to play, first person shooter Special Force online game Special Force . Currently it operates Digimon Battle Online , Eve Online , Special Force, Shaiya and Yulgang in China. ref http worldsinmotion.biz 2009 12 cdc games names simon wong as.php CDC Games, December 4, 2009 ref ref http english.cdcgames.net product Products Services.htm ref See also Software industry in China China Software Industry Association External links http www.cdcgames.net CDC Games Corporate website References reflist Category Software companies of China Category Video game developers Category Video game publishers Category Companies with year of establishment missing zh ... more details
Multiple issues orphan February 2011 context December 2009 lead missing December 2009 CDC MarketFirst is a marketing automation and lead management software product offered by CDC Software , an enterprise software and service company headquartered in Atlanta, GA. The CDC MarketFirst suite gives companies ... to the marketing campaign. CDC MarketFirst also enables users to capture leads from these marketing ... event triggered campaigns. ref http www.cdcsoftware.com en CDCMarketFirst.aspx CDC MarketFirst Retrieved ... of Losses 3 October 2002, DestinationCRM.com ref , itself later acquired by CDC Software then called ... Gap 4 October 2002, InformationWeek ref Products CDC MarketFirst, as the marketing automation and lead ... CDC MarketFirst website Retrieved 20 November 2009 ref Segmentation and profiling E mail streams ... analytics ref http www.linxoft solutions.com m1 mapanalytics.html CDC MarketFirst Map Analytics Retrieved 20 November 2009 Linxoft Solutions ref CDC MarketFirst claims to be distinguished by its ability ... to recipient behavior. ref http www.cdcsoftware.com en CDCMarketFirst Solutions CDC Marketfirst Advantage.aspx The CDC MarketFirst Advantage Retrieved 20 November 2009 ref ref http cdcsoftware ... Automation 1 August 2007, Database Marketing ref A 2007 analysis by Forrester Research of the CDC ... using CDC MarketFirst. ref http www.crm2day.com library docs vg 5 Ways Large Enterprises Take Advantage ... November 2009, Vendor Guru ref CDC Software reported that Sharp had saved more than 1.6 million in operating costs through its use of CDC MarketFirst. ref http www.customerthink.com news sharp electronics pivotal marketfirst cdc software Sharp Electronics Saves More Than 1.6 Million in Operating Costs With Pivotal Marketfirst Applications From CDC Software 21 February 2007, CustomerThink ref Customers ... Marketing Campaign Responses and Revenue with CDC Software s Pivotal MarketFirst Retrieved 20 November ... CDC MarketFirst Customers List Retrieved 20 November 2009 ref References reflist colwidth 30em External ... more details
Wren was the major brand name for a series of 5.25 inch hard disk s produced by Control Data Corporation CDC for the microcomputer market during the 1980s. They evolved through five major versions, I through V, using custom attachments but later adapting SCSI . Other brands included the Elite 5.25 inch 7,200 RPM drives, the Swift 3.5 inch series, and the relatively rare Sabre 8 inch drives. Wren was a major brand during the 1980s, especially in the high end market where their 5,400 RPM voicecoil based technology gave them a performance edge. However, by the 1980s CDC was in the midst of selling itself off leading to its eventually disappearance. The drive division was spun off as Imprimis in 1986. Seagate Technology , who had been lagging Wren and Elite in the high performance market, purchased Imprimis and rebranded the entire line as Seagate in 1989. External links http www.sunstarco.com Hard 20Drive 20Inf cdc.htm CDC Hard Disk Drives compu stub Category Hard disk computer storage ... more details
The CDC 8600 was the last of Seymour Cray s supercomputer designs while working for the Control Data Corporation . The natural successor to the CDC 6600 and CDC 7600 , the 8600 was intended to be about 10 times as fast as the 7600, already the fastest computer on the market. Development started in 1968, shortly after the release of the 7600, but the project soon started to bog down. By 1971 CDC was having cash flow problems and the design was still not coming together, prompting Cray to leave the company in 1972. The 8600 design effort was eventually cancelled in 1974, and Control Data moved on to the CDC STAR 100 series instead. Design In the 1960s computer design was based on mounting electronic components transistor s, resistor s, etc. on circuit board s. Several boards would be used to make ... would be about 10 times as fast, at about 100 MFLOPS. The 8600 was the first CDC design to move ... William Norris CDC s CEO that the only way forward was to redesign the machine from scratch. The finances ..., and left CDC to form Cray Research . For his new work he abandoned the multiprocessor concept ... correctly. Jim Thornton s competing CDC STAR 100 STAR design had reached production quality at this point ..., and when the Cray 1 entered the market in 1976, CDC was quickly pushed from the supercomputer ... memory came along later. References reflist http research.microsoft.com GBell CDC 8600 Patent.pdf CDC 8600 patent http bitsavers.org pdf cdc 8600 Preliminary8600RefMan Aug72.pdf Aug 1972 8600 Reference Manual at bitsavers.org http www.cs.clemson.edu mark cdc8600.html CDC 8600 basic system ... Data Corporation CDC engineers on computer architecture and design , Charles Babbage Institute .... Discussion topics include CDC 1604 , CDC 6600 , CDC 7600 , CDC 8600, CDC STAR 100 and Seymour Cray . DEFAULTSORT Cdc 8600 Category Control Data Corporation Category CDC hardware 8600 Category Supercomputers hr CDC 8600 it CDC 8600 ja CDC 8600 ... more details
CDC Group plc formerly the Commonwealth Development Corporation , and previous to that, the Colonial ... publisher Competition Commission ref The Department for International Development is responsible for CDC ... year 2008 isbn 978 0 8108 5467 3 contribution Colonial Development Corporation CDC pages 74 5 ref As part of the Commonwealth Development Corporation Act 1999 , CDC was converted from a statutory corporation to a public limited company renamed CDC Group plc, with all shares owned by the UK Government. ref cite web url http archive.treasury.gov.uk pep cdcppp.htm title CDC Public Private Partnership work HM Treasury accessdate 12 April 2012 ref Actis Spin Off In July 2004 CDC spun out an emerging markets private equity fund manager, Actis Capital , with a 60 stake sold to the management team. CDC ... nz13393.html CDC commits 650m to Actis emerging markets funds . AltAssets, May 21, 2008 ref Following its reorganisation, CDC ceased making direct investments and became purely a fund of funds investment ... over US 3 billion a year in taxes. Criticisms of CDCCDC was the subject of extensive investigations ... 2010. Amongst other allegations, it claimed that CDC had moved away from financing beneficial international development towards seeking large profits from schemes that enriched CDC s managers while ... was to reconfigure CDC, ref name hansard cite web url http www.publications.parliament.uk pa ... the International Development Committee announced that it was to conduct an inquiry into CDC to examine ... committee news committee announces inquiry into the future of cdc title Committee announces inquiry into the Future of CDC work Houses of Parliament date 22 October 2010 ref Their report was published ... pa cm201012 cmselect cmintdev 1045 1045.pdf ref In 2011 CDC implemented a new business plan ... External links http www.cdcgroup.com CDC Capital for Development http www.nao.org.uk publications ... CDC 20annual 20results 20press 20release 20FINAL 2017 20April.pdf CDC announces 2008 Annual ... more details
designer, left CDC to form Network Systems Corporation . An updated version was later released in 1979 as the CDC Cyber Cyber 200 series Cyber 203 , ref name PC2 followed by the CDC Cyber Cyber 200 ... were on the market. The failure of the STAR led to CDC being pushed from its former dominance ... Control Data Corporation CDC engineers on computer architecture and design , Charles Babbage Institute ... R. Lincoln. Discussion topics include CDC 1604 , CDC 6600 , CDC 7600 , CDC 8600 , CDC STAR 100 and Seymour ... CDC hardware it CDC STAR 100 ja CDC STAR 100 ... more details
refimprove date February 2011 The CDC 7600 was the Seymour Cray designed successor to the CDC 6600 , extending ... Kword secondary memory depending on site . It was generally about ten times as fast as the CDC ... CDC 7600 1971 1983 archiveurl http web.archive.org web 20110720064938 http www.cisl.ucar.edu computers gallery cdc 7600.jsp url http www.cisl.ucar.edu computers gallery cdc 7600.jsp work Computational ... of the cooling piping by walking into the inside of the C and opening the cabinet. Relationship with the CDC ..., and its 60 bit word size, it was not object code compatible with the CDC 6600. In addition, it was not entirely ..., and vice versa. It had originally been named the CDC 6800, but was changed to 7600 when Cray decided ..., to a series of ten smaller 12 bit machines based on the CDC 160A known as Peripheral Processor ... . There was also 2 other computers manufactured by CDC along with the 7600. They were the 7700 ... simulator was a real time simulator with a CDC 6400 for input output front end. These systems were to be used ... Reception and Usage From the period from about 1969 to 1975, the CDC 7600 was generally regarded ... given its high end niche, it is unlikely the machine generated any sort of real profits for CDC. The successor CDC 8600 was never completed, and Seymour Cray went on to form his own company, Cray Research ... Neil R. Lincoln with 18 Control Data Corporation CDC engineers on computer architecture ... Steiner, Raymon Kort, and Neil R. Lincoln. Discussion topics include CDC 1604 , CDC 6600 , CDC 7600, CDC 8600 , CDC STAR 100 and Seymour Cray . http www.research.microsoft.com users gbell craytalk sld050.htm Presentation of the CDC 7600 and other machines designed by Seymour Cray &ndash by C. Gordon Bell of Microsoft Research formerly of DEC http www.cisl.ucar.edu computers gallery cdc 7600.jsp SCD ... and Technology DEFAULTSORT Cdc 7600 Category Control Data Corporation Category CDC hardware 7600 Category Supercomputers Category 1969 introductions hr CDC 7600 it CDC 7600 ja CDC 7600 ... more details
Image Personable Computer.jpg thumb right The CDC 6600. Behind the system console are two of the arms ... thumb right 300px A CDC 6600 system console. The displays were driven through software, primarily ..., one dot at a time. The CDC 6600 was a mainframe computer from Control Data Corporation , first first ... CDC 6600 was delivered about one year earlier to Conseil Europ en pour la Recherche Nucl aire CERN ... s fastest computer from 1964 69, when it relinquished that status to its successor, the CDC 7600 . The system organization of the CDC 6600 was used for the simpler and slower CDC 6400 , and later a version containing two 6400 processors known as the CDC 6500. These machines were instruction compatible ... family is now referred to as the CDC 6000 series . The CDC 7600 was originally to be compatible as well, starting its life as the CDC 6800, but during the design compatibility was dropped in favor .... A CDC 6600 is on display at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California . History and impact main Control Data Corporation CDC s first products were based on the machines designed at Engineering Research Associates ERA , which Seymour Cray had been asked to update after moving to CDC. After an experimental machine known as the Little Character , they delivered the CDC 1604 , one ... CDC headquarters, they started to experiment with higher quality versions of the cheap transistor ... machine that management had originally wanted, now forming as the CDC 3000 series, pushed them about ... improved switching performance. During this period, CDC grew from a startup to a large company ... became considerably more tense in 1962 when the new CDC 3600 started to near production quality, and appeared to be exactly what management wanted, when they wanted it. Cray eventually told CDC ... behind the 6600, the machine soon took form. More than 100 CDC 6600s were sold over the machine s lifetime ... a goal of 10 times the performance of the 6600, delivered as the CDC 7600 . The later CDC Cyber ... more details
The CDC 1700 was a 16 bit word minicomputer , manufactured by the Control Data Corporation with deliveries beginning in May, 1966. The 1700 used ones complement arithmetic and an ASCII based character set , and supported memory write protection on an individual word basis. It had one general purpose processor register register and two indexing registers one of which was implemented as a dedicated memory location . The instruction set was fairly simple and supported seven storage addressing mode s, including multilevel chained indirect addressing. Available peripherals included teleprinter teletypewriters , punched tape paper tape readers punches, punched card readers punches, line printer s, magnetic tape drives, drum memory magnetic drums , fixed and removable hard disk magnetic disk drives, display computer terminal terminals , communications controllers, Digigraphic display units, timers, etc. These interfaced to the processor using unbuffered interrupt driven A Q channels or buffered direct memory access Direct Storage Access channels. Over the years there were several versions. The original 1700 was constructed using air cooled CDC 6600 like Printed circuit board .22Cordwood.22 construction cordwood logic modules and core memory , although later models used different technology. The final models, called CDC Cyber Cyber 18 , added four general purpose registers and a number of instructions to support a time sharing operating system. class wikitable System name Processor Minimum RAM Maximum RAM Cycle time 1700 1704 4 KW 32 KW 1.1 s 1714 1714 12 KW 64 KW 1.1 s SC1700 1774 4 KW 32 KW 1.5 s System 17 1784 4 KW 64 KW 0.9 or 0.6 s CYBER 18 MP17 16 KW 128 KW 0.75 s The main ... was available. Pascal programming language Pascal was also available, via a cross compiler on a CDC ... and Ticketing services. External links http www.bitsavers.org pdf cdc 1700 60153100 1700Ref Sep65.pdf CDC 1700 Reference Manual September 1965 Category CDC hardware 1700 ... more details
The CDC 160 and CDC 160 A were 12 bit minicomputer s built by Control Data Corporation from 1960 to 1965. The 160 was designed by Seymour Cray reportedly over a long three day weekend Citation needed date January 2008 . It fit into the desk where its operator sat. The 160 architecture used Signed number representations Ones complement ones complement arithmetic with end around carry. ref http www.cs.uiowa.edu jones cdc160 man index.html A Programmer s Reference Manual for the CDC 160 by Douglas W. Jones ref National Cash Register NCR joint marketed the 160 A under its own name for several years in the 1960s. ref Name Flamm cite book title Creating the computer government, industry, and high technology last Flamm first Kenneth authorlink Kenneth Flamm year 1988 publisher Brookings Institution Press isbn 0815728506 page 118 url http books.google.com books?id p6S9WOniQN4C&pg PA118&dq 22NCR 315 22&hl en&ei ZypITfuUIYOB8gat9Pi1Bg&sa X&oi book result&ct result&resnum 1&ved 0CDQQ6AEwAA v onepage&q 22NCR 20315 22&f false ref Overview The CDC 160A was a simple piece of hardware, and yet provided a variety of features which were scaled down capabilities only found on larger systems. It was therefore an ideal platform for introducing neophyte programmers to the sophisticated concepts of low level IO and interrupt systems. All One Sixty systems had a paper tape reader, and a punch, and most had a flexo type writer. Memory on the 160 was 4096 12 bit words. The instruction set was small and RISC like. The CPU had a 12 bit ones complement accumulator but no multiply or divide. There was a full complement of instructions and several addressing modes. Indirect addressing was almost as good ... to become the basis of the peripheral processors PPs in the CDC 6000 series mainframe computers. Large ... Reflist External links http archive.computerhistory.org resources text CDC CDC.160A.1962.102646114.pdf Control Data 160 A Overview Category CDC hardware 160A Category Transistorized computers it CDC 160A ... more details
The CDC Cyber range of mainframe computer mainframe class supercomputer s were the primary products of Control Data Corporation CDC during the 1970s and 1980s. In their day, they were the computer architecture ... hw1&JC imamat&FULLTEXT CDC AND Cyber AND applications AND best AND known AND for &FULLTEXTFIELD ... and 170 series based on the architecture of the CDC 6600 and CDC 7600 The 180 series developed by a team in Canada The 200 series based on the CDC STAR 100 The Cyberplus or Advanced Flexible Processor AFP Cyberplus or Advanced Flexible Processor AFP The Cyber 18 minicomputer based on the CDC 1700 ... in traditional CDC roles. Cyber 70 and 170 series Image CDC Cyber 170 CPU architecture.png thumb 300px right Hardware architecture of the CDC Cyber 170 series computer The Cyber 70 and 170 architectures were successors to the earlier CDC 6600 and CDC 7600 series and therefore shared almost all ... CM operated in units of 60 bit Word data type words . In CDC lingo, the term byte referred to 12 ... than the CMU instructions. Image PAVE Paws Computer Room.jpg thumb 225px A CDC Cyber 170 Computer room, 1986. Later systems typically ran CDC s NOS software NOS Network Operating System . Version 1 of NOS ... other operating systems commonly used on the 170 series was NOS BE or its predecessor CDC SCOPE software SCOPE , a product of CDC s Sunnyvale division. These operating systems provided time sharing of batch and interactive applications. The predecessor to NOS was CDC Kronos Kronos which was in common ... began in the Advanced Systems Laboratory, a joint CDC NCR development venture started in 1973 ... memory replacement for the NCR 6150 and CDC Cyber 70 product lines. The IPL system was also called ... computer language Cybil . The joint venture was abandoned in 1976, with CDC continuing system development ... world standardized to an eight bit byte size, CDC customers started pushing for the Cyber machines ... from the customer, earlier in the 1980s CDC had ceased distribution of the source code for its ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 SCOPE , an acronym for S upervisory C ontrol O f P rogram E xecution, was the name used by the Control Data Corporation for a number of operating system projects in the 1960s. Variants SCOPE for the CDC 3000 series. SCOPE for the CDC 6000 series. SCOPE and SCOPE 2 for the CDC 7600 Cyber 76. SCOPE for the CDC 3000 series SCOPE for the CDC 6000 series This operating system was based on the original Chippewa Operating System . In the early 1970s, it was renamed NOS BE for the CDC Cyber machines. The SCOPE operating system is a file oriented system using mass storage, random access devices. It was designed to make use of all capabilities of CDC 6000 computer systems and exploits fully the multiple operating modes of all segments of the computer. Main tasks of SCOPE are controlling job execution, storage assignment, performing segment and overlay loading. Its features include comprehensive input output functions and library maintenance routines. The dayfile chronologically records all jobs run and any problems encountered. To aid debugging, dumps and memory maps are available. Under control of SCOPE, a variety of assemblers COMPASS , compilers ALGOL , Fortran FORTRAN , COBOL , and utility programs SORT MERGE, PERT TIME, EXPORT IMPORT, RESPOND, SIMSCRIPT , APT programming language APT , OPTIMA etc. may be operated. The computer emulation community has made repeated attempts to recover and preserve this software without success. See also CDC Kronos NOS software DEFAULTSORT Cdc Scope Software Category CDC operating systems SCOPE Category Discontinued operating systems Operating system stub ru CDC SCOPE ... more details
The CDC 6000 series was a family of mainframe computer s manufactured by Control Data Corporation in the 1960s. It consisted of CDC 6400 , CDC 6500 , CDC 6600 and CDC 6700 computers, which all were extremely ... SCOPE S upervisory C ontrol O f P rogram E xecution . Image Personable Computer.jpg thumb right CDC ... logic wiring to the left and middle, and power cooling generation and control to the right. The CDC ... years before such a term was invented. History The first member of the CDC 6000 series was the first supercomputer CDC 6600 , designed by Seymour Cray and James E. Thornton in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin ... the fastest machine for five years until the CDC 7600 was launched. The machine was Freon refrigerant ... each. The next system to be introduced was the CDC 6400 , delivered in April 1966. The 6400 central ... a machine with dual 6400 style central processors, the CDC 6500, designed principally by James E. Thornton, in October 1967. And finally, the CDC 6700, with both a 6600 style CPU and a 6400 style CPU .... Control Data also marketed a CDC 6400 with a smaller number of peripheral processors, the CDC 6415 ..., and branching instructions for user programs. Note that in the CDC 6000 architecture, the central ... processor used in the CDC 6400 series contained a unified arithmetic element which performed one ... population count . The CDC 6500 was identical to the 6400, but included two identical 6400 CPUs. Thus the CDC 6500 could nearly double the computational throughput of the machine. The CDC 6600 computer, like the CDC 6400, has just one central processor. However, its central processor offered much greater ... time. The 6600 could therefore have a peak floating point speed of 2 3 MFLOPS. The CDC 6700 computer combined the best features of the other three computers. Like the CDC 6500, it had two central processors. One was a CDC 6400 CDC 6500 central processor with the unified arithmetic section the other was the more efficient CDC 6600 central processor. The combination made the CDC 6700 the fastest ... more details
Multiple issues advert June 2008 cleanup March 2007 notability June 2008 See talkpage by meatclerk. The CDC National AIDS Hotline distributes many publications on HIV and AIDS , including guides for teaching HIV prevention and caring for AIDS patients. Many of them are available at no charge. To get copies, to find out what programs are available in your local area, or just to ask questions about HIV or AIDS, call the CDC National AIDS Hotline. The call is free and confidential , and you do not have to give your name to get your questions answered. CDC National AIDS Hotline English service 7 days a week, 24 hours a day 1 800 342 AIDS 2437 Spanish service 7 days a week, 8 a.m. till 2 a.m. eastern time 1 800 344 7432 TDD service for the deaf 10 a.m. till 10 p.m. eastern time, Monday through Friday 1 800 243 7889 Source http wonder.cdc.gov wonder sci data misc type txt sgrpt.asp Other http www.aids.org info hotlines.html HIV AIDS counseling and information hotlines by state. History The hotline line was established in 1983. See timeline below External links http www.cdc.gov hiv default.htm HIV AIDS Prevention Home http www.cdc.gov hiv resources other PDF TimeLine 202006.pdf Important milestones in the U.S. HIV AIDS epidemic http www.AIDS.gov AIDS.gov Portal to all Federal domestic HIV AIDS information and resources Category HIV AIDS CDC National AIDS Hotline ... more details
Use mdy dates date March 2012 The 2000 Simpsonwood CDC conference officially titled Scientific Review of Vaccine Safety Datalink Information was a meeting convened in June 2000 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC , held at the Simpsonwood Methodist retreat and conference center in Norcross, Georgia . The key event at the conference was the presentation of data from the Vaccine Safety Datalink examining the possibility of a link between mercury in vaccines and neurological problems in children who had received those vaccines. A 2005 article by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. , published by Rolling Stone and Salon.com , focused on the Simpsonwood meeting as part of a conspiracy to withhold or falsify vaccine safety information. However, Kennedy s article contained numerous major factual errors and, after a number of corrections, was ultimately retracted by Salon.com. ref Offit 2008 Offit 2008 pp. 94 95 ref ref name salon retraction Nonetheless, on the basis of Kennedy s claims, the conference gained notoriety in the anti vaccination movement , where it formed the basis of various conspiracy theories and allegations. Conference details In 1997, the Congress of the United States ..., representatives from the CDC, the FDA, and the pharmaceutical industry held two days of discussion ... to the CDC, a rapporteur , and a statistician. ref transcript Transcript pp. 3 10 ref The meeting ... Practices ACIP , which sets U.S. vaccine policy for the CDC. The session was also to serve as the initial ... in publication gave Verstraeten sufficient time to fix the data around the CDC s alleged objective ... allegations of impropriety against Verstraeten and the CDC. Addressing the conspiracy alleged by Kennedy ... data or restricting access to it, CDC distributed it, often to individuals who had never ... Simpsonwood Cdc Conference Category Medical conferences Simpsonwood CDC conference, 2000 Category 2000 in science Simpsonwood CDC conference, 2000 Category Vaccination Category Centers for Disease ... more details
multiple issues advert June 2010 primarysources June 2010 tone June 2010 Infobox Organization name CDC Development Solutions image image border size caption map msize mcaption Logo abbreviation CDS motto formation 1990 extinction type U.S. registered 501 c 3 Nonprofit Organization. status Active purpose Advocate and public voice, educator and network headquarters Washington, D.C. location region served Worldwide membership language English language English leader title leader name main organ parent organization affiliations num staff num volunteers budget website http www.cdcdevelopmentsolutions.org remarks CDC Development Solutions , formerly Citizens Development Corps, is a U.S. registered 501 c 3 Nonprofit Organization. CDS is an international NGO that leverages public, private, and volunteer resources to strengthen businesses, institutions, and governments in emerging markets in over 70 countries on 5 continents. CDS has been operating for two decades and continues to provide innovative, market driven solutions utilizing a variety of methodologies that create sustainable economies. Mission, Vision, and Values CDS Mission CDC Development Solutions leverages public, private and volunteer resources to strengthen SMEs and the institutions, governments, and industries that drive economic growth in emerging markets. CDS Vision A world in which individuals, businesses and communities share the benefits of social and economic opportunity. CDS Values Ethical and social responsibility of individuals and business Innovation in ideas, problem solving, and technologies Quality in everything ... strategic direction and management of CDC Development Solutions. Michael Levett , Senior Director and Vice ... Michael A. Levett , Senior Director, CDC Development Solutions Sandy Berger Samuel Berger , Chair ... and CEO, CDC Development Solutions Chairmen Emeritus Andrew L. Lewis, Jr. Drew Lewis , Chairman and CEO ... References reflist Commons DEFAULTSORT Cdc Development Solutions Category Non profit ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 The CDC Classification System for HIV Infection is the medical classification system used by the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC to classify HIV disease and infection . The system is used to allow the government to handle epidemic statistics and define who receives US government assistance. See details CDC Classification System for HIV Infection in Adults and Adolescents See details CDC Classification System for HIV Infection in Children AIDS DEFAULTSORT Cdc Classification System For Hiv Infection Category HIV AIDS ... more details
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