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Then and Now Web Extra: Gordon Bell

By Jason Togyer
We've got several items from the Carnegie Mellon University Archives relating to C. Gordon Bell and his work here from 1966 until 1972:

"Communications and Computers," an article from Carnegie Review, July 1967

"C.mmp: The CMU Multiminiprocessor Computer (draft)," by C.G. Bell, W. Broadley, W. Wulf and A. Newell, Aug. 24, 1971

"Management Report on C.mmp," Allen Newell, unpublished memo to Lawrence Roberts, DARPA, Nov. 19, 1971
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