IBM Workplace OS
Christian Ceelen
Universität Karlsruhe
In the 1990s IBM started a project to construct a new kind of
operating system with the intention to unify and replace its
different lines of systems. The design of the system used an
innovativ µ-kernel based multi-server approach.
The project failed and costed roughly 1 billion US-$. In this talk a
summary of the intended system design is discussed and some
technical problems and design issues are presented.
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