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They actually discontinued quite a few architectures (in total 15 architectures). But all of them where cancelled, because nobody in their right mind is still running them if not for a youtube video.\n
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Sparc Sun-4, SPARCstation and SPARCserver are probably the best-known ones after 386.
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