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Dear Sir~

Digital Computer Lsboratory Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Cambridge

399

Massachusetts

October

25. 1954

A

rate structure has been established 'for

the

vfl!E computer to become effective on November l.5p 1954~ From that dayan, each user of the 1'Jl'JI computer will be required to pZ'ovide either a purchase order or a credit allowance from Professor Horse IS GOl'ru--ni ttee on Machine Computation to cover the Y~~1 machine

time

used.

Requests are nOH being s:ccep-'ced from DIC t DDLp or 111T department- sponsored projects for guar2nteed m2chine

time

on the 1uhirlwind

I

computer.

Not more than .50% or the total a~j'ai.13b12 co;r.puter time will be committed on this guaranteed basis.. The rer!1aijJtl'l:~ tir;-~8 -,<'ill be set aside for research in coding techniques ~ thesis 1'Jork~ c1:::::35 exel'C::_SGS p demonstrations p and other faculty-sponsored educational p:COj8C;;'~S fo::- ',,;hich there is no financial supportQ

Requests for guar2Yr'c3c!~,

r.:

ti:','~0 :3hould be a ccompanied by purchase orders specifying the amount of ,:>_~:"::la' :.~·3,,0; destred each vJeek.. Any reason ....

able amount of guaranteed tiJT~8 [.,;<::.<: (;:8k :LS;Y- be :~'0quested over a, one-year period with a mipimum of

15

r,1ilTc:';:'~:~/::!8ek" ·;:.'he charge for a guaranteed weekly 1.5 minute period ivill be ~o2500 P'3:\' fD3r iLC::'83sing proportionally 'tv-ith the time requested. Moderate time ~::~,-~~j';lel1"CS (accum.ulating or bbrrO'ttJing) from week to week will be permitted \yti,:::::\;'FGr ~)os3ible~ but the possibility can not be guaranteed. There vIil1 be no :.,"",;'\::nds i'"c~', unused time.. Biweekly statements will be is~ued reporting the amourrt of r:_G:chine time used by each problem ..

Since many of the Dote2'l.~'.;;J_ St1oscribel"'s to this plan will prefer to have the year

of

their subscr<_r/~'::_011 coincide 'tti th the fiscal year,

the

annual rate will be: :'''educed prop.:,>:" tGtlally for th,e remainder of the present fiscal year.

In addition

to

this

madep Hhen 2,\lr,ilable~ ,to DIC:;

at a rate 0:" ',;250/hour.

.. ,:,~",\",,\ or ,LI.!.J ~~.} ~

.::.;hC.>~'t-ti01"r:~ cori1mi tments or 'elme will be r;Cp2Z':::-,ie:1t-sponsored research project's

c: ..

:':l:::':C allm>Jances .' _:.~l j :.Y~ C;8n3r·.s:,':~" be granted only for facul

ty-

sponsoredr':)';:;Garch or ed-c,1:'.;2"C,::',O::l3:i.. )~"cj~Ct3 :t'o1' vJhich there is inadequate financial ;Tupporto Anyonc~_l-<; 2. c:c·edtt allowance should submit to

this office (by Novembel' 1 ~ 19.5L~ i~; possible) an estimate spe~ifying the amount of machine ti'me to be used for thG :cf::mainder of the present fiscal year (thal.t is ~ unt!il June

30

9

1955)

toget.her· :Jit,h a ,declaration of ,how much of the ma- chine time can be paid for and a j'c[stii'ication of why, the problem should be given any fu: .. ther time. j~n endol~Dem~;nt by a,n HIT faculty member of the im=

por-tance ,0::'" the research and of the inadequacy of financial' suppa:::" should be presentede Also information should be included describing whe;cher th~

project involved 1tJill become self-supporting~ vJhen this ¥ill occ:urp or why it vJill noto

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The final decision as -Co \\Ihether all or part of a problem falls in the educati,.onal (no charge) category vJill rest with Professor HorseD s Committee on Hachil'::e Computation.

1'lnen

the free time (credit al101oJance) allotted to a problem has been consumed

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it Hill be necessary that a new request be ap- proved before additional machine time can be used.

It is realized that in

rn3ny

cases it will be difficu:'-,.;. to estimate the amount of machine

tL~e

to be used over a given period of

ti~me.

For such cases

n

revised estimates will be accepted.

However~

new requests can only be satisfied if the machine time is available.

Sincerely~

JDPar.m

DCL-20

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