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company and
renamed it
ALWAC (the Axel L. Wenner-Gren
Automatic Computer).
ALWAC I was used in 1953,
ALWAC II and
ALWAC III in 1954,
ALWAC III-E in 1955. In...
- The
ALWAC III-E was an
early commercial vacuum-tube
computer employing a
rotating magnetic drum main
storage unit,
operational in 1955. It
weighed about...
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single track and
travel bidirectionally. They were
constructed in 1962 by
Alwac International in West
Germany and have
remained in
operation on the line...
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appropriate windings, and the use of diodes. A
complete computer called the
ALWAC 800 was
constructed using magnetic logic, but it was not
commercially successful...
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Institute for
Physics in Göttingen, esp. by
Heinz Billing Axel Wenner-Gren
ALWAC III-E 1955
Commercially constructed and
installed (in 1957) at University...
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Librascope LGP-30 and LGP-21 The
Packard Bell PB 250 The SEA CAB 500 The
ALWAC III-E The
English Electric KDF9. The
Whirlwind I
deployment in 1955 is notable...
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University of Toronto.
Other models in use
included the
Bendix G-15, 4, the
ALWAC III-E, 3, the IBM 705, 3, the
UNIVAC II, 3, the
Datatron 205, 2, the LGP-30...
