Abstract
The status and prospects of the 1988–1989 CDF data taking run with p̄p collisions at 1.8 TeV, are briefly reviewed. Results are presented on minimum-bias inelastic events from 1987 data at 1.8 and 0.63 TeV center of mass energy, and are compared with data at lower energy and with data from the CO experiment Transverse momentum spectra harden as the center of mass energy √s increases. Charged particle density in rapidity, and mean transverse momentum, increase faster than In(s). Charged particles frequently form jet-like clusters with transverse energy of a few GeV. The present CDF data do not permit conclusions for or against the possible formation of a quark gluon plasma.
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