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The Collapse of the Thinking Machines Corporation (1994)

    Danny Hillis’s company, famous for its 64,000-processor supercomputers, declared bankruptcy. The market realized that niche, hyper-parallel hardware architectures were not yet viable because standard, mass-produced silicon microprocessors were advancing at a staggering pace, pausing hardware-driven AI paths.

    Part of the 30 AI Roots Facts: The Dawn of Internet & Statistical Foundations (1990–1995) archive. HistoricallyVerified

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