SPARCstation 10 (S10)
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Technical Specifications
| Model: | SPARCstation 10 (S10) |
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| Codename: Platform: |
Campus-2 sun4m |
| Processor: Math Copro: |
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| RAM: | max. 512MB |
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| Introduced: | May 1992 |
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The SPARCstation 10: Powerhouse of the Mid-90s
The SPARCstation 10 (codenamed "Campus-2") is a Unix workstation introduced by Sun Microsystems in May 1992. Housed in a "pizza box" desktop chassis similar to previous models, it was among the first Sun systems to utilize the SuperSPARC processor and to include multiprocessing capabilities in a desktop form factor.
The system featured two MBus slots that supported up to two CPU modules, with each module capable of hosting multiple SuperSPARC processors. Memory expansion was provided through DSIMM slots. Operating on the Solaris platform, the machine was deployed for software development, technical computing tasks, and as a local network server.
Alongside the subsequent SPARCstation 20, the SPARCstation 10 was among the final 32-bit SPARC desktop workstations manufactured by Sun before the transition to the 64-bit UltraSPARC architecture.