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RISC System/6000

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(computer)

RISC System/6000 - (Or "RS/6000") IBM's current RISC-based Unix computer. The RS/6000, announced in 1990, replaced the RT-PC. It runs AIX 3.x and 4.x. Most models have an MCA bus. A wide range of models are available.

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