IBM 700 Series
Some 25 times to 50 times faster than its predecessors, the 701 inaugurated IBM’s 700 series with rapid advancements in computing power, memory capacity and economy of size, making history as the company’s first electronic computer.
The IBM 701 Defense Calculator - Columbia University
The IBM 701 Defense Calculator (1952) was IBM's first production computer. It was designed primarily for scientific calculation and included "microsecond circuits installed at critical locations ... to send electrical impulses from one unit to another at a speed faster than one-millionth of a second" devised at Columbia University's Watson Lab ...
after the IBM 701, marked the beginning of the Laboratory’s not-so-coincidental links to commercial supercomputing— their nearly identical birth dates, efforts to develop the fastest and most powerful machines, and use of machines to solve large, complex problems. The IBM 701 and all of Livermore’s subsequent computers have been
Definition of IBM 701 - PCMag
IBM's first computer. Introduced in 1952, the 701 was designed for scientific work and research, which led to the development of the FORTRAN programming language.
The IBM 701 “IBM’s first computer” #History #VintageComputing ...
2023年2月15日 · The IBM 701 was introduced in 1952 and was IBM’s first (mass-produced, stored-program) computer. John DeTreville digs into the history on Substack. The IBM 701 was mass-produced, with about 20 systems installed across the United States.
The IBM 701 - by John DeTreville - detreville - Substack
2023年2月13日 · The IBM 701 was much faster at processing, which dominated scientific workloads; any extra cost for conversion to/from binary was swamped by the overall speedup. The IBM 701’s memory held 2,048 36-bit words, which …
The Role of IBM in the History of Computers - ThoughtCo
2019年2月5日 · The year 1953 saw the development of IBM's 701 EDPM, which, according to IBM, was the first commercially successful general-purpose computer. The 701's invention was due in part to the Korean War effort.
IBM 701 - (American Business History) - Fiveable
The IBM 701 was one of the first computers to offer floating-point arithmetic, making it suitable for complex mathematical computations. Its introduction helped establish IBM as a leader in the emerging computer industry, leading to the development of more advanced systems.
Archives : The Computer Pioneers: The Development of the IBM 701
2014年7月22日 · The Computer Pioneers is a video oral history project produced by Richard Jay Solomon. This segment of the series discusses the development of the IBM 701 model computer, also known as the Defense Calculator, in the early 1950s.
Vintage Hardware – The IBM 701 - Frank DeCaire
2017年5月27日 · The IBM 701 computer was one of IBM’s first commercially available computers. Here are a few facts about the 701: The 701 was introduced in 1953. IBM sold only 30 units. It used approximately 4,000 tubes. Memory was stored on 72 CRT tubes called Williams Tubes with a total capacity of 2,048 words. The word size was 36 bits wide.
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