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Pioneering 1940s computer Wall Street Journal 01 Jul 2025
"Giant Brain" computer of the '40s
Early US computer Wouk's ship sent over
Early computer TV 09 Mar 2025
Pioneering computer LA Times Daily 05 Mar 2025
Early computer TV 02 Mar 2025
Pioneering 1940s computer Commuter 15 Feb 2025
Pioneering computer New York Times 20 Oct 2024
Seminal '40s computer Premier Sunday 29 Sep 2024
Early computing device
Pioneering 1940s computer New York Times 18 Sep 2024
Giant computer of the 19405
Giant computer of the 1940s LA Times Daily 15 Apr 2024
The first problem it was assigned had to do with calculations about the H-bomb
Early thermonuclear reaction calculator Newsday 13 Apr 2024
Electronic digital computer developed by John Mauchly and J P Eckert during World War II Mirror Quiz 10 Mar 2024
Computer built at the Moore School of Electrical Engineering
'Giant Brain' computer of history
Early computer Thomas Joseph 06 Dec 2023
Pioneering computer of the 1940s Wall Street Journal 14 Nov 2023
The 'Giant Brain' computer launched in the US in 1946 The Times Specialist Sunday 24 Sep 2023
Computer with 18,000 vacuum tubes Wall Street Journal 29 Jul 2023
30-ton computer Wall Street Journal 26 Jul 2023
Room-sized early computer LA Times Daily 13 Jun 2023
'Giant Brain' of 1945 Wall Street Journal 26 May 2023
Pioneering computer New York Times 26 Mar 2023
Massive old computer LA Times Daily 12 Mar 2023
Giant computer of the 1940s New York Times 19 Dec 2022
“Giant Brain” in 1946 news New York Times 16 Nov 2022
'Giant Brain' in 1946 news New York Times 16 Nov 2022
Room-sized computer unveiled in 1946 LA Times Daily 02 Oct 2022
Early computer Wall Street Journal 21 Sep 2022
Early computer Wall Street Journal 06 Aug 2022
30-ton computer Wall Street Journal 05 Aug 2022
'40s-'50s "Giant Brain" LA Times Daily 03 Dec 2021
Early computer The Washington Post 14 Oct 2021
Early computer LA Times Daily 14 Oct 2021
The USA’s first electronic programmable computer, completed in 1945 The Times Specialist Sunday 12 Sep 2021
“Giant brain” of the 1940s Wall Street Journal 03 Jul 2021
Computer that was retired in 1955 The Washington Post 28 Feb 2021
Computer that was retired in 1955 LA Times Daily 28 Feb 2021
'Giant Brain' unveiled in 1946 New York Times 18 Feb 2021
High-tech 1940s acronym Universal 24 Jan 2021
Early computer New York Times 03 Jan 2021
Computer that weighed 30 tons Universal 21 Dec 2020
“Giant brain” completed in 1945 Wall Street Journal 03 Dec 2020
Laptop's '40s ancestor Newsday 20 Nov 2020
Early computer The Washington Post 09 Oct 2020
Early computer LA Times Daily 09 Oct 2020
'40s-'50s 'Giant Brain' The Washington Post 04 Oct 2020
'40s-'50s "Giant Brain" LA Times Daily 04 Oct 2020
Big 1940s computer Premier Sunday 20 Sep 2020
Postwar digital marvel Newsday 15 Aug 2020
Computing machine displayed in part at the Smithsonian New York Times 31 May 2020
1940s ''Giant Brain'' Newsday 23 Nov 2019
Big computer of the 1940s Universal 07 Oct 2019
"Giant Brain" of 1946 Universal 27 Jul 2019
1940s computer Wall Street Journal 25 Jun 2019
Early computer Universal 09 Jun 2019
'Giant Brain' of 1946 New York Times 02 May 2019
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Big computer of the 1940s
"Giant Brain" of 1946
"Giant Brain" of 1946
1940s computer
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Early computer Newsday 23 Dec 2018
'Giant Brain' of 1940s headlines New York Times 22 Dec 2018
Large 1940s computer Premier Sunday 25 Nov 2018
Subject of the documentary 'Top Secret Rosies: The Female Computers of W.W. II' New York Times 27 Oct 2018
1940s computer Newsday 16 Sep 2018
Pioneering '40s computer Premier Sunday 17 Jun 2018
Seminal supercomputer Wall Street Journal 02 Jun 2018
Sir Michael upset with old computer
Pioneering computer New York Times 28 Feb 2018
Giant Brain computer unveiled in 1946
Subject of the documentary "Top Secret Rosies: The Female Computers of W.W. II"
Pioneering computer
"Giant Brain" of 1940s headlines
Seminal supercomputer
Product of the Army's Project PX Wall Street Journal 21 Dec 2017
Computer that weighed 30 tons Wall Street Journal 07 Nov 2017
Vacuum tube innovation of 1946 New York Times 21 Sep 2017
Pioneering '40s computer Newsday 13 Aug 2017
Drug company dumped retrograde computer
Pioneering computer The Washington Post 01 Jun 2017
Pioneering computer LA Times Daily 01 Jun 2017
30-ton computer introduced in 1946 Jonesin 28 Mar 2017
'Giant Brain' unveiled in 1946 The Washington Post 24 Mar 2017
"Giant Brain" unveiled in 1946 LA Times Daily 24 Mar 2017
Pioneering computer of the 1940s New York Times 10 Jan 2017
'Giant Brain' introduced in 1946 New York Times 03 Jan 2017
Early computer
"Giant Brain" unveiled in 1946
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"Giant Brain" introduced in 1946
Vacuum tube innovation of 1946
Pioneering computer of the 1940s
Giant computer unveiled in 1946 The Washington Post 12 Sep 2016
Pioneering computer Wall Street Journal 03 Sep 2016
Room-size computer introduced in 1946 LA Times Daily 23 Aug 2016
Seminal '40s computer Premier Sunday 17 Jul 2016
Room-sized computer Wall Street Journal 09 Jul 2016
Room-filling computer unveiled in 1946 LA Times Daily 04 Jul 2016
Michael picked up an old computer
Computer of the '40s Universal 24 Apr 2016
Room-sized supercomputer The Washington Post 24 Mar 2016
Room-filling computer unveiled in 1946
Historic computer New York Times 01 Jan 2016
Historic computer
Room-size computer introduced in 1946
Room-size computer unveiled in 1946 LA Times Daily 06 Dec 2015
1946 creation originally intended to calculate ballistics tables New York Times 19 Nov 2015
1940s creation called a 'giant brain' in the press Wall Street Journal 24 Sep 2015
Computer of the 1940s Premier Sunday 31 May 2015
So-called 'Giant Brain' unveiled in 1946 New York Times 25 Mar 2015
"Giant Brain" introduced in 1946 LA Times Daily 08 Feb 2015
Big computer of the 1940s Premier Sunday 01 Feb 2015
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Device originally made to calculate artillery firing tables
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Ancestor of the modern digital computer
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30-ton computer
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Six women at Penn programmed it
Univac I predecessor
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"Giant Brain" unveiled in 1946
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UNIVAC I predecessor
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Army's electronic brain.
Computer that was designed to calculate W.W.II artillery firing tables
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Military computer built under the codename "Project PX"
Computer that had 17,468 vacuum tubes
Rival of the Small-Scale Experimental Machine
Early digital computer
'40s computer
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