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Line 5: ==Word size== Computers with 48-bit [[Word (data type)\|words]] include the [[AN/FSQ-32]], [[Control Data Corporation\|CDC]] 1604/[[CDC 3000\|upper-3000 series]], [[BESM#BESM-6\|BESM-6]], [[Ferranti]] [[Atlas (computer)\|Atlas]], [[Philco]] [[Philco Transac S-2000\|TRANSAC S-2000]] and [[Burroughs large systems]].{{efn\|The B5000, B5500 and B5700 took 3 bits in control words and numeric data for use as a tag; alphanumeric data and instruction syllables were stored in the full 48 bits and had no tags.}}{{efn\|The B5900-B8xxx additionally had a 3- or 4-bit type tag.}} ==Addressing==

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