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Early in the planning of the STRETCH computer it was seen that by using the latest solid state components in sophisticated circuits it would be possible to increase the speed of floating point arithmetic by almost two orders of magnitude over that in existing computers. However, there seemed to be no possibility of developing on the same time-scale economically feasible large memories with more than a factor of ten or perhaps twenty increase in speed. As a result, the proposed system appeared to be in danger of being seriously memory-access limited.
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