A SPARC64 based Single Board Computer with PCI or PCIe for graphics and/ or a SPARC64 based workstation wiuld be good for learning Operating Systems, CPU functionality, Computer Theory, and Computer Science.

 Fujitsu - Fujitsu Siemens - may be the only company

on the planet which develops and produces the

 SPARC64 CPU. Being truly scalable in functionality,

 these chips are able to perform the same set of 

insyructions from a few hundred hertz to over

three point five gigahertz. Multiple processes 

- this means over a dozen plus system processes -

may be done simultaneously wirhout affecting 

the CPU performance or even the thermal 

 - temperature rating - of the SPARC64 CPU.

Operating Systems such as FreeBSD, NetBSD, 

 OpenBSD - which itself was first built upon the 

SPARC CPU, Linux, and Solaris would benefit 

from use in the ideas presented in the title of 

this post. Universities and colleges teaching

computer science and theory woukd give their

students and staff a practical advantage in the

real world. Companies who have the same or a

 similar approach to that of IBM understand my

 viewpoint.

I would like Fujitsu - Fujitsu Siemens - to think

about my ideas. I am very sure that many of

 those schools, other companies, the OS 

 communities, and people such as myself would

aporeciate such a product. These products would

only need to be produced on limited and on call

basis.

Thank you.