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Where do you go to scratch your itch for a vintage Cray? Why eBay of course. Our search wizards were up early this morning and spotted a listing for a "Vintage Cray C90/J916 Super Computer" which includes the 48-foot Ellis & Watts trailer that the supercomputer is mounted to. Read more…

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