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1983 - First 64-node Mark I Hypercube operational at CIT as collaboration between Seitz & Fox (CrOS)
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1984 - JPL joins campus collaboration; designs and builds 32-node Mark II Hypercube
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1985 - 128-node Mark II operational
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Mark III project begun in earnest
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Three commercial Hypercubes on market
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1986 - Mark III operational (~10x performance of Mark II)
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1987 - Strategic Defense Initiative applications and simulations (Mercury and Centuar OS)
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Weitek based > 10 megaflop/node daughter board added: Mark III fp
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1988 -128-node > 1 gigaflop computer (Mark IIIfp)
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