UNIVAC I - Wikipedia
Univac was the first computer designed for commercial use and 46 were built and installed in the 1950s. Designed by J. Presper Stock Photo - Alamy
IEEE - The very first commercially “successful” computer was called UNIVAC I, which weighed 13 metric tons, consumed 125 kW and launched in 1951. A total of 46 systems were built and
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UNIVAC I - Wikipedia
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