The computer "CSIRAC" (1965)

Think you're an early adopter? CSIRAC was an automatic digital computer, the fifth computer of its kind ever built. It weighed 7,000 kg and had a RAM of 768 words.
Although its function has been superseded by more modern machines, it has some unique features. In this film Trevor Pearcey, who designed the logic of the computer, discusses some of its features with Dr Frank Hirst of Melbourne University and outlines some of the problems that he and Maston Beard, who designed the electronics, had to overcome.
Video transcript available on our website: www.csiro.au/news/transcripts/...

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