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ENIAC
Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer

EDVAC
(Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer )

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1946
ENIAC
18,800 1,500 10 2.8msec

1949
EDSAC

Bell
1950
UNIVAC-Ⅰ
IBM
1951
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