Nelson M. Blachman
Abstract
This report indicates the level of computer development and application in each of the thirty countries of Europe, most of which were recently visited by the author
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- 2 Also see, for example: BLACHMAN, N. M. Some automatic digital computers in Western Europe, I.R.E. Trans. Electronic Computers EC-5 (Sept. 1956), 158-166; and BbACHMAN, N. M. Central-European computers, Comm. ACM 2 (Sept. 1959), 14-18.]] Google ScholarDigital Library
- 3 WARE, W. H. et al. Soviet computer technology-1959. I.R.E. Trans. Electronic Computers EC-9 (Mar. 1960), 72-120; Comm. ACM 3 (Mar. 1960), 131-166; Bull. Provisional International Computation Centre 10-11 (July-Oct. 1960), 23-68; RAND Report RM-2541 (1 March 1960).]] Google ScholarDigital Library
Index Terms
- The state of digital computer technology in Europe
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