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A subjective viewpoint— the use of digital computers in Western Germany

By H. K. Schuff
Communications of the ACM, December 1962, Vol. 5 No. 12, Pages 615-617
10.1145/355580.369131
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The first computers operating in post-war Germany had been constructed within Germany. These were developed at the Max Plank Institute in Göttingen, with two additional university machines under construction at Darmstadt and Munich [1]. These machines did not attain any importance, however, in the German economy.

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