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'''MCST''' (Moscow Center of SPARC Technologies) is a [[Russian]] company that develops multi-core [[microprocessor]]s with the original parallel Elbrus architecture (VLIW architecture) and hardware implementation of information security. The company also develops processors based on the [[SPARC]] architecture. | '''MCST''' (Moscow Center of SPARC Technologies) is a [[Russian]] company that develops multi-core [[microprocessor]]s with the original parallel Elbrus architecture (VLIW architecture) and hardware implementation of information security. The company also develops processors based on the [[SPARC]] architecture. | ||
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The MCST company develops its products in close cooperation with the ''Bruk Institute for Electronic Control Computers (INEUM)''<ref>https://www.defenceweb.co.za/virtual-press-offices/rostec/rostec-develops-first-supercomputer-based-on-elbrus-processor/ Rostec develops first supercomputer based on Elbrus processor</ref>. | The MCST company develops its products in close cooperation with the ''Bruk Institute for Electronic Control Computers (INEUM)''<ref>https://www.defenceweb.co.za/virtual-press-offices/rostec/rostec-develops-first-supercomputer-based-on-elbrus-processor/ Rostec develops first supercomputer based on Elbrus processor</ref>. | ||
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MCST microprocessors are used in computing systems with high requirements for information security and protection against hacking. Computers with Elbrus processors are used in the armed forces of Russia and in government agencies. For example, the ''Pension Fund of the Russian Federation'' in 2016 began replacing IBM servers with servers on the platform of the Elbrus processor<ref>http://tadviser.com/index.php/Project:Pension_Fund_of_the_Russian_Federation_(PFRF)_(Elbrus)</ref>. | MCST microprocessors are used in computing systems with high requirements for information security and protection against hacking. Computers with Elbrus processors are used in the armed forces of Russia and in government agencies. For example, the ''Pension Fund of the Russian Federation'' in 2016 began replacing IBM servers with servers on the platform of the Elbrus processor<ref>http://tadviser.com/index.php/Project:Pension_Fund_of_the_Russian_Federation_(PFRF)_(Elbrus)</ref>. | ||
Facts about "MCST"
| founded | March 2, 1992 + |
| founded location | Moscow, Russian Federation + |
| founder | Lebedev Institute of Precision Mechanics and Computer Engineering (IPMCE) + and Scientific - production association of computer technology (was later reorganized into NII Super-Computer'"`UNIQ--ref-00000001-QINU`"') + |
| full page name | MCST + |
| headquarters | Moscow, Russian Federation + |
| instance of | semiconductor company + |
| name | MCST + |
| website | http://www.mcst.ru + |
