1944
The Mark I, the first programmable computer to be put into service, is built by IBM and assembled in Harvard’s Physics Research Lab. It’s used by the US Navy during WWII to simulate military maneuvers.
1944
The Mark I, the first programmable computer to be put into service, is built by IBM and assembled in Harvard’s Physics Research Lab. It’s used by the US Navy during WWII to simulate military maneuvers.
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