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BIOS
Basic Input/Output System, firmware interface that initializes computer hardware during booting.
ROM Chip
A type of non-volatile storage that permanently stores instructions for hardware initialization. The data on it cannot be modified or can only be modified slowly or with difficulty.
Supercomputers
High-performance computing systems designed for complex computational tasks, often used in scientific and engineering calculations.
UNIX
An operating system originally conceived in 1969 by Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie of AT&T’s Bell Labs. In 1974, the UNIX code was rewritten in the standard programming language C. Today there are various commercial versions of UNIX.
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