Historical Events tagged with "univac"
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Dedication of the UNIVAC I by Census Bureau
The U.S. Census Bureau dedicated the UNIVAC I, the first commercially available computer, marking a significant advancement in computing technology. This event showcased the machine's capabilities for processing and analyzing data, setting the stage for future developments in information technology. The UNIVAC I's dedication was attended by notable figures in the field and emphasized the growing importance of computers in governmental operations.
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The first UNIVAC I computer was delivered to the United States Census Bureau by Remington Rand. This marked a significant milestone in computing as the UNIVAC I was one of the first commercially available computers and played a crucial role in automating the census process. The delivery was received with anticipation as it represented a leap forward in data processing technology. The United States Census Bureau utilized this advanced machine to enhance its ability to analyze and compile extensive demographic data.
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