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Atlas

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Atlas

Also known as Atlas Computer

supercomputer of the 1960s

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Image: University of Manchester Atlas, January 1963.JPG

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48-bit computers Collection of National Museums Scotland Computer-related introductions in 1962 Department of Computer Science, University of Manchester Early British computers Ferranti computers History of Manchester Transistorized computers

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