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An electromechanical calculating machine designed in the late 1930s and early 1940s by Howard Aiken of Harvard University and built by IBM. Also called: Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator, Har-vard Mark I. The first fully electronic stored-program computer, designed and built at Manchester University in England. It successfully executed its first program in June 1948. The first commercial computer, which was based on the Manchester Mark I and released in 1951.
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