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List of Vacuum Tube Computers Information

List of vacuum tube computers

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This is a list of vacuum tube computers, arranged by date put into service:

Computer Date Notes
Atanasoff–Berry Computer 1942 Not Turing complete
Colossus computer 1943 Special purpose: cryptanalysis
ENIAC 1946
IBM SSEC 1948
IBM 604 1948
Manchester Small-Scale Experimental Machine 1948
IBM CPC 1949
Manchester Mark 1 1949
CSIRAC 1949
EDSAC 1949
BINAC 1949
UNIVAC 1101 1950
SEAC 1950
SWAC 1950
Magnetic Drum Digital Differential Analyzer 1950
Harvard Mark III 1950
Pilot ACE 1950
EDVAC 1951
Harwell Dekatron Computer 1951
Whirlwind 1951
UNIVAC I 1951
ORDVAC 1951
LEO I 1951
Remington Rand 409 1952
Harvard Mark IV 1952
IAS machine 1952
ILLIAC I 1952
MANIAC I 1952
IBM 701 1952
BESM-1, BESM-2 1952
JOHNNIAC 1953
IBM 702 1953
UNIVAC 1103 1953
RAYDAC 1953
Strela computer 1953
IBM 650 1954
IBM 704 1954
IBM 705 1954
BESK 1954
IBM NORC 1954
UNIVAC 1102 1954
DYSEAC 1954
CALDIC 1955
English Electric DEUCE 1955
ICT 1200 series 1955
IBM 305 RAMAC 1956
Bull Gamma 3 1956
Bendix G-15 1956
LGP-30 1956
UNIVAC 1103A 1956
FUJIC 1956
Ferranti Pegasus 1956
SILLIAC 1956
RCA BIZMAC 1956
Zuse Z22 1957
DASK 1957
Stantec Zebra 1957
UNIVAC 1104 1957
Ferranti Mercury 1957
IBM 610 1957
FACIT EDB 2 1957
MANIAC II 1957
MISTIC 1957
MUSASINO-1 1957
IBM 709 1958
UNIVAC II 1958
UNIVAC 1105 1958
AN/FSQ-7 1958 Largest vacuum tube computer ever built. 52 were built for Project SAGE.
Ural series 1959–1964
Ferranti Perseus 1958
France SEA CAB 303 1958
TIFRAC 1960
CER-10 1960
Philips Pascal 1960
Sumlock ANITA calculator 1961 Desktop calculator
UMC-1 1962

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