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- 1944 in den USA an der Havard Univ. fertiggestellter, mechanischer Relaisrechnern zur Berechnung ballistischer Kurven, erste amerikanische Rechenanlage mit Programmsteuerung, entw. u.a. von Howard Aiken (vergl. ASCC)
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Mark I
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