Unix Computer Development

2015.5.2/6.1

Speaker: RIM Kee-Wook/KIET

Scope:

1982~1983 16 Bit Supermicro Computer Development (SSM-16 KIET/Kee Wook Rim, Samsung)

1984~198532 Bit Supermicro Computer Development (SSM-32) KIET/Kee Wook Rim, Samsung)

1987~1991 TICOM Development for National Administrative Information System (ETRI/Gil-Rok Oh--You-Seek Chun, Samsung, Goldstar, Hyundai, Daewoo)

1987-1991 TICOM II

1991~1993 High-speed Mid-range Computer (SMP) (TICOM III ETRI/Kee Wook Rim, Samsung, Goldstar, Hyundai, Daewoo)

1994~1997 SPAX, Highly Parallel Computer (MPP) (TICOM IV ETRI/Kee Wook Rim, Samsung, Goldstar, Hyundai, Daewoo)

Reference:

{computer communications}

{IPPS 96}

{IPPS 97}

(KISS Conference/Journal)

{PDPTA 96}

{LINCS 1184}

[Chon 1983] Kilnam Chon, et al., "Computer System Development with Standardization", Computer and Standard, 1983.

[Hahn 1996] Woo-Jong Hahn, et al., "A Multiprocessor Server with a New Highly Pipelined Bus", 10th IPPS, 1996.

[Hahn 1997] Woo-Jong Hahn, et al., "SPAX: A New Parallel Processing System for Commercial Applications", 11th IPPS, 1997.

[Kim 1996c] Hae Jin Kim, et al., "Experiences with the Development of the Multicomputer Operating System, MISIX", PDPTA International Conference, 1996.

[Kim 1996e] Hae Jin Kim, et al., "Parallel Operating System for MPP System: Design and Implementation", Third International Workshop, PARA, 1996.

[Moh 1999] Sang Man Moh, et al., "METHOD FOR CONTROLLING A MESSAGE SEND IN A PACKET-SWITCHED INTERCONNECTION NETWORK", United States Patent 5,910,178, 1999.6.8.

[Park 1994] Park, Jin-Won, et al., "The Development of Midrange Computer System TICOM," IEEE, 1994.

[Rim 1997] Kee-Wook Rim, et al., "An Architecture for High Availability Multi-user Systems", Computer Communications, 1997.

[김 2012] 김건중, The History of Micro Computer System Development (SSM-16), 전자정보인협회, 2012.6.25. [video]

[전자 2002] 전자신문, "IT성장엔진 '국산 서버' 개발 한우물 판다", 2002.4.17.

[전자 2002b] 전자신문, "마이크로에서 슈퍼까지", 2002.11.28.

[전자 2002c] 전자신문, "차세대 서버 중복 개발", 2002.2.7.

Remark:

- (one of) the first multiuser computer developments.

- became commercial products.

- need to update reference with the speaker's input.