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The
VAXft 3000 was the first fault-tolerant system in
the industry to run a mainstream operating system
(VMS) and the first system in which every
component, including the backplane, was mirrored.
In the event of a power failure, the complete
in-cabinet system was kept operational for up to
fifteen minutes by its own built in power supply.
The VAXft 3000 development team included (left to
right) Clem O'Brien, George Hoff, Frernando Colon
Osorio, Rich Whitman and Bob Glorioso. |
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