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Line 6: A decision by IBM in May 1968 to modify the project to support [[IBM System/360\|S/360]] compatibility resulted in the name change from ''ACS-1'' to ''ACS-360'' for the computer being designed. At its peak, the ACS-360 project involved over 200 engineers and staff.<ref name="smotherman"/> The ACS-360 project was canceled in May 1969; however, many of the innovations resulting from the project would eventually find direct realization in the [[~~IBM System p\|~~IBM RS/6000]] series of machines (~~now~~later known as the [[IBM System ~~p\|IBM System ~~p]] line of workstations and servers), apart from influencing the design of other machines and architectures. ==Influence==

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