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VAX stands for Virtual Address eXtension, and it is a range of computers that were developed by Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) throughout the 1970s and 1980s. VAX processors were widely used by many companies to manage their mid-sized computer networks, as well as by governments, educational institutions and research facilities. The VAX processor features long-word atomic instructions, virtual memory, byte-addressable memory, and a uniform register set. Due to its popularity, many versions of the processor have been released, including the MicroVAX, the DECStation, and the AlphaVAX.