The AN/UYK-44 had 2 million words of memory, approximately 4 MB in modern terms, and operated at 0.9 MIPS.[2]
The system has relatively large I/O capability and has a MIL-STD-1397 point-to-point I/O bus running at 250K words/s.[3] The system was built around the use of "Standard Electronic Modules" (SEM) for logic implementation. These modules had double-sided surface mount integrated circuits and ceramic substrates for interconnect and cooling.[4]
