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year/month Timeline
1979  Kobe University developed the Kobe University Lisp machine.
1982  The Fifth Generation Computer System project based on Knowledge Information Processing technology began.
1982  Osaka University developed the EVLIS Lisp machine.
1983  NTT Telecommunications Laboratory ELIS Lisp machine prototype began operating.
1984  RIKEN developed a Lisp machine FLATS for formula manipulation machine.
1984  Fujitsu announced the FACOMα Lisp machine.
1986/05 Mitsubishi Electric announced the AI work station, MELCOM PSI
1987  Electrotechnical Lab. developed SIGMA-1, a data flow computer with 128 processors.
1990/02 NEC and JAL announced the joint development and operation of a flight crew scheduling system based on a LISP machine LIME.
1990 
【World】Sun Microsystems announced SPARCstation 2
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