Editing Silicon Graphics (section)

===SGI Visual Workstations===
Another attempt by SGI in the late 1990s to introduce its own family of Intel-based workstations running [[Windows NT]] or [[Red Hat Linux]] (see also [[SGI Visual Workstation]])<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.dccmag.com/1999/08/06/sgi-320-nt-workstation-includes-striking-differences/|title=SGI 320 NT Workstation Includes Striking Differences|last=Bolkan|first=J.V.|date=6 August 1999|website=DCC Mag|accessdate=1 September 2024}}</ref><ref name=vw540_man_it>{{cite web
| title = Silicon Graphics 540™ Visual Workstation Manuale dell'utente
| language  = it
| url   = https://archive.org/details/manualzilla-id-6152636/page/166/mode/1up
| publisher = Silicon Graphics
| date  = 1999
}}</ref><ref name=ntmagau_1999_11>{{cite magazine
| url      = https://archive.org/details/windows_nt_australia_magazine-1999_11/page/n23/mode/1up
| date     = November 1999
| magazine = Windows NT Australia
| pages     = 24–25
| title    = Silicon Graphics 320
| issue    = 10
| first    = Bill
| last     = O'Brien
}}</ref><ref name=lmag2001_03>{{cite magazine
| url      = https://archive.org/details/eu_Linux_Magazine_2001-03-US/page/n17/mode/1up?q=sgi+visual+workstation
| magazine = [[Linux Magazine]]
| date     = March 2001
| pages     = 16–17
| first    = Jason
| last     = Perlow
| issue    = 
| title    = SGI 330 Packs a Punch
}}</ref><ref name=pcw1999_12>{{cite magazine
| url = https://archive.org/details/PersonalComputerWorldMagazine/PCW%20199912%20December%20Created%20From%20PCW%20Cover%20CD/page/n38/mode/1up
| magazine = [[Personal Computer World]]
| date     = December 1999
| first    = Roger
| last     = Gann
| title    = SGI 540 Workstation
| page     = 78
}}</ref> proved to be a financial disaster, and shook customer confidence in SGI's commitment to its own MIPS-based line.