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IBM multiprocessing and job-processing software
Attached Support Processor (ASP) is an IBM software system that implements loosely coupled multiprocessing for the OS/360 operating system. IBM later expanded the name as Asymmetrical Multiprocessor while retaining the acronym ASP. Wikipedia →
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