UNIAC-I
(1951):
UNIVAC I.
First-generation computer was characterized by a very prominent feature on the
ENIAC, vacuum tubes.
Until the year 1950, several other computers using these tubes, each computer
provides significant advances in computer development. Development includes arithmetic
binary, random access, and the concept of stored programs.
1951 The U.S. Bureau of Census in 1951 installed the
first commercial computer called the Universal Automatic Computer – UNIVAC I.
UNIVAC I developed by Mauchly and Eckert for the Remington-Rand Corporation.
The first IBM products are sold in the market is the
IBM 701 in 1953. Remarkably, the IBM 650 was introduced in the next year that
may be the reason IBM is a big benefit in the previous year. To get rid of its
competitors, the IBM 650 was made in order to upgrade the machine-punched-card
machines available. That’s because IBM 650 data processing in a way similar to
the traditional way of punched-card machines.
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