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SPIN Acknowledgements

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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We've gotten an incredible amount of help from individuals and organizations. This list is by no means exhaustive.

-> ARPA A lot of our funding comes from ARPA.
-> Digital Equipment Corporation Systems Research Center Equipment, our Modula-3 compiler, some of our device drivers, and our network debugging protocol all come from DEC. Most of this comes through the generous efforts of Dave Redell at DEC SRC.
-> Intel Intel has provided us with lots of equipment and will soon be sending more.
-> Digital Equipment Corporation, Nashua Our DEC UNIX server and pieces of our Alpha-based Mach 3.0 kernel come from work done by DEC and OSF. Special thanks to Bob Picco at DEC for his assistance.
-> Open Software Foundation Research Institute Many pieces of our OSF/1 Unix server and our Alpha version of Mach 3.0 come from here or the sister institute in Grenoble.
-> CMU We've borrowed pieces of our UNIX server, and some of our device infrastructure from the CMU Mach project. Some of us used to work at CMU also.
-> IBM IBM provides funding for some of us. In addition, IBM recently made a sizable hardware donation to our department.

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