System/360 and beyond

Authors:
A. Padegs
Affiliations:
IBM Data Processing Products Group, Poughkeepsie Laboratory, Poughkeepsie, New York
Venue:
IBM Journal of Research and Development
Year:
1981

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Abstract

The evolution of modern large-scale computer architecture within IBM is described, starting with the announcement of System/360 in 1964 and covering the latest extensions to System/370. Emphasis is placed on key attributes and on the motivation for providing them, and an assessment is made of the experience gained in the implementation and use of the architecture. The main approaches are discussed for obtaining implementations at widely differing performance levels, and a number of significant implementation parameters for all processors are listed.