Lisp machine

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A Lisp machine is a specialized computer system and architecture designed to efficiently run the Lisp programming language, popular in AI research during the 1970s and 1980s.

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Zetalisp → usedOn → Lisp machine ⓘ
Lisp Machine Lisp → designedFor → Lisp machines ⓘ
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Richard Greenblatt → significantProject → MIT Lisp Machine project ⓘ
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Interlisp → operatingSystem → Lisp machines ⓘ
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Symbolics → notableFor → Lisp machines ⓘ
subject linked to: Howard Cannon
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Symbolics → notableFor → Lisp machines ⓘ
subject linked to: Steve Berman
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Nick Gall → fieldOfWork → Lisp machines ⓘ
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Symbolics → productOrService → Lisp machines ⓘ
subject linked to: Nick Gall
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Lisp Machines, Inc. → productType → Lisp machine ⓘ
Lisp Machines, Inc. → competitor → Texas Instruments Lisp machines ⓘ
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Symbolics Common Lisp implementation → developedFor → Symbolics Lisp machines ⓘ
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Russell Noftsker → fieldOfWork → Lisp machines ⓘ
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Symbolics → specializedIn → Lisp machines ⓘ
subject linked to: Rob Seliger
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Dan Weinreb → workedOn → Lisp Machine at MIT ⓘ
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Dan Weinreb → wroteAbout → Lisp machines ⓘ
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Zmacs → operatingSystem → Lisp Machine ⓘ
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Zmacs → platform → MIT Lisp Machine ⓘ
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