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You may not immediately notice, but as of July 2026, you're looking at a brand-new website.

{accession-gallery:/images/intel/ipsc860/0_iPSC2_0.jpg:larger::} After we received an appropriate Intel SYP30 front-end (SRM), we could start thinking about getting our Intel iPSC/860 running again.

{accession-gallery:/images/intel/syp301/resizedimages/2021-03-19_141608.jpg:larger::} After a fair amount of work in a week's time, the Intel SYP301 that will serve as the Intel iPSC/860's SRM has booted!

{accession-gallery:/images/acq/corona/combi_corona.jpg:larger::} Even with all the odd restrictions and precautions that 2020 has forced on us, the occasional visitor bearing gifts still manages to find the museum.

{accession-gallery:/images/etap/mystery/etap_031.jpg:larger::} So, here's a bit of a mystery I'd like to share with you: I recently;y received this mystery device from Germany, and I have no idea yet what it is.

{accession-gallery:/images/th.jpg:larger::} These graphs show the temperature and humidity as measured in nine different places in the barn over the past 24 hours, as well as the dewpoints calculated from this information.

{accession-gallery:/images/convex/0/0dbdc1f.png:larger::} Part of the Vaxbarn collection is what could very well be the largest collection of Convex supercomputers in the world.

{accession-gallery:/images/camiel.jpg:larger::} My name is Camiel Vanderhoeven.

Welcome to VAXBARN, Camiel Vanderhoeven's computer collection, located in a 200-year old farmhouse in the tiny village of Netterden, in the east of the Netherlands, on the border with Germany.