- The
ElectroData Corporation was a
computer company located in Pasadena, California.
ElectroData originated as a part of
Consolidated Electrodynamics Corporation...
- (CEC),
ElectroData's parent corporation,
first pre-announced the
Datatron in 1952 as the "CEC 30-201".
Known also as CEC 30-203 (
ElectroData 203), ElectroData...
- Colo.,
beginning in 1960. Tape code was
essentially base-32.
Electrodata 205.
ElectroData was
purchased by the
Burroughs Corporation, and many
later Burroughs...
-
Eldorado Electrodata Corporation (formerly
Eldorado Electronics and
originally the Sargent-Rayment Company) was an
American electronics company based...
- 1959, when she was
working as a
senior product planning analyst for the
ElectroData Division of
Burroughs Corporation. She
approached Grace Hopper with the...
- institutions. This move
began with Burroughs'
purchase in June 1956, of the
ElectroData Corporation in Pasadena, California, a
spinoff of the
Consolidated Engineering...
-
reorganizing as IBM K–12
Education Eldorado Electrodata —
United States 1968 1976
Dissolution ElectroData Corporation —
United States 1954 1956 Acquired...
-
codebreaking at BP was kept
secret until the 1970s. Also
during the war,
electro-mechanical
binary computers were
being developed by
Konrad Zuse. The German...
-
Clifford Edward Berry (April 19, 1918 –
October 30, 1963)
helped John
Vincent Atanasoff create the
first digital electronic computer in 1939, the Atanasoff–Berry...
- for Fokker.
Datatron 1954 ~120 Scientific/commercial
computer built by
ElectroData Corporation IBM 650 1954 ~2,000 The world's
first m****-produced computer...
