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From: John Cocke <john.cocke@example.com>
Date: Mon, 16 Feb 1987 12:00:00 -0600
Message-ID: <turing1987@cketti.de>
Subject: The Search for Performance in Scientific Processors
To: Alan Turing <alan@turing.example>
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I am honored and grateful to have been selected to join the ranks of ACM
Turing Award winners. I probably have spent too much of my life thinking
about computers, but I do not regret it a bit. I was fortunate to enter the
field of computing in its infancy and participate in its explosive growth.
The rapid evolution of the underlying technologies in the past 30 years has
not only provided an exciting environment, but has also presented a
constant stream of intellectual challenges to those of us trying to harness
this power and squeeze it to the last ounce. I hasten to say, especially to
the
younger members of the audience, there is no end in sight. As a matter of
fact, I believe the next thirty years will be even more exciting and rich
with challenges.
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<div dir=3D"ltr"><div>I am honored and grateful to have been selected to jo=
in the ranks of ACM Turing Award winners. I probably have spent too much of=
my life thinking about computers, but I do not regret it a bit. I was fort=
unate to enter the field of computing in its infancy and participate in its=
explosive growth. The rapid evolution of the underlying technologies in th=
e past 30 years has not only provided an exciting environment, but has also=
presented a constant stream of intellectual challenges to those of us tryi=
ng to harness this power and squeeze it to the last ounce. I hasten to say,=
especially to the=C2=A0</div>
<div>younger members of the audience, there is no end in sight. As a matter=
of fact, I believe the next thirty years will be even more exciting and ri=
ch with challenges.=C2=A0</div></div>
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