Editing Time-sharing (section)

==See also==
* [[Cloud computing]]
* ''[[Computer Networks: The Heralds of Resource Sharing|The Heralds of Resource Sharing]]'', a 1972 film.
* [[History of CP/CMS]], IBM's virtual machine operating system (CP) that supported time-sharing (CMS).
* [[IBM M44/44X]], an experimental computer system based on an [[IBM 7044]] used to simulate multiple virtual machines.
* [[IBM System/360 Model 67]], the only [[IBM S/360|IBM S/360 series]] mainframe to support virtual memory.
* [[Multiseat configuration]], multiple users on a single [[personal computer]].
* [[Project MAC]], a [[DARPA]] funded project at [[MIT]] famous for groundbreaking research in [[operating system]]s, [[artificial intelligence]], and the [[theory of computation]].
* [[TELCOMP]], an interactive, conversational programming language based on [[JOSS]], developed by [[BBN Technologies|BBN]] in 1964.
* [[Timeline of operating systems]]
* [[VAX]] (Virtual Address eXtension), a computer architecture and [[VAX-11|family of computers]] developed by [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]].
* [[Utility computing]]
* [[Virtual memory]]
* [[Time-sharing system evolution]]