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Scanned from the Annuals of the History of Computing,  Vol. 5  #4  October  1983
FSQ-7 The central computer is a binary, parallel machine with an 8192-word magnetic core memory and a speed of roughly 75,000 single-address instructions per second. Numbers representing positional data are stored and processed as vectors with two 16-bit components in order to facilitate processing.