Secret History: Apple's first attempt at making a CPU
You would think with all the news about Apple creating their own ARM based CPU that this was the first time they had tried it. In the 80s Apple ran a secret project to create their own CPU design. Fortunately their spec document leaked, so we can now look inside their secret CPU project. This video is sponsored by PCBWay (https://www.pcbway.com) 00:00 - Introduction 00:54 - Project Aquarius 03:04 - A word from our sponsors 03:22 - How the project got started 06:00 - How to keep a purple super computer secret 10:12 - The Scorpius CPU (multi-core in the 80s) 14:36 - How it came to an end 17:53 - What if? 19:45 - Thanks
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