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Who invented the mainframe computer and when was it invented?
Thomas Flowers of the british post office in 1942. It was called Colossus and was used to crack the German high command's cyphers.
Is true mainframe computers are now obsolete?
no
What are the difference of mainframe computers from the other mini computer?
Size.
What items would be used for centralized storage example notebok computers PDA's microcomputers or mainframe computers?
notebook computers
What are the mainframe capabilities?
Early mainframe computers had less capability than the computer used in your car's keyfob to lock/unlock the doors, etc. Mainframe computers of the 1960s had less capability than the most basic handheld electronic calculators sold today. Modern mainframe computers are very powerful and usually have capabilities comparable to several dozen high end gaming desktop computers. The capabilities of any computer varies proportional to the state of the art for the engineering used at the time it was built.
Which is next technology after mainframe?
Computers, Which are technically superior to mainframe are called super computers.
What is the history of mainframe computers?
short history of mainframe
What is the memory of mainframe?
what is memorey capacity of the mainframe computers
What topology did Mainframe computers first use?
Mainframe computers first used star topology
What is the mainframe computers cost?
Mainframe computers are high-speed, multi-purpose machines that cost millions.
What are the brand of mainframe computers?
IBM
What are the example of mainframe computing?
IBM system 3 and AS-400 are some examples of minicomputers.
Which computers are used to receive data from satellites?
mini and mainframe computers
Who invented the mainframe computer and when was it invented?
Thomas Flowers of the british post office in 1942. It was called Colossus and was used to crack the German high command's cyphers.
Is true mainframe computers are now obsolete?
no
Name a difference between a mainframe with terminals and a network of computers?
For a mainframe with terminals, data processing takes place on the mainframe computer only as the terminals are 'dumb'. Conversely, in a network of computers, each computer has its own processor.
Can Web servers function as mainframe computers?
yes
