There are other Magi
systems featured in
Neon Genesis Evangelion. In the first part of
End of Evangelion they are used to attempt to
hack into
NERV's Magi, their locations are as follows:
Magi-2: Matsushiro (Japan)
Magi-3: Berlin (Germany)
Magi-4: Massachusetts (U.S.A.)
Magi-5: Hamburg (Germany)
Magi-6: Beijing (China)
Update 19/04/01
A supercomputer whose basic theory was completed by the late Dr. Naoko Akagi and which was implemented by her daughter, Dr. Ritsuko Akagi. MAGI could be considered the brain of Special Agency NERV, and it formulates, investigates and resolves various problems and plans. MAGI consists of three computer systems: MELCHIOR-1, BALTHASAR-2 and CASPER-3, and a final decision is reached by these three computers conferring together.
These computers are similar to humans not only in the sense that they systematically recreate human dilemmas, but also in their use of personality-transplant OS by which human thought patterns are transplanted to the computers. The thought patterns transplanted to MAGI are those of its developer, Dr. Naoko Akagi. MELCHIOR-1, has the transplanted thought pattern of Naoko as a scientist, BALTHASAR-2 as a mother and CASPER-3, as a woman.
Incidentally, the name MAGI comes from the three wise men from the east who prophesied the birth of Jesus in the New Testament. MELCHIOR, BALTHASAR and CASPER are also taken from the names of these wise men. At the beginning of episode 25' "Air", five MAGI-type computers in Matsushiro (MAGI-2), Germany, the US and China tried to hack into the original MAGI located in NERV HQ.
Source: The End of Evangelion : Glossary contained within The End of Evangelion - Theatrical Program.