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ENIAC
ENIAC n. 
/ˈɛnɪak/, /ˈɛniˌæk/ Computing (now historical) electronic numerical integrator and calculator, a programmable electronic computer constructed at the University of Pennsylvania in 1945.ENIAC was one of the first general-purpose computers capable of being programmed to work on a large number of different types of problem, one notable application being its use in the development of the hydrogen bomb.
Brit. /ˈiːnɪak/
, /ˈiːnɪak//ˈɛnɪak/U.S. /ˈiniˌæk/
, /ˈiniˌæk//ˈɛniˌæk/ΚΠ
1945 J. Eckert et al. Appl. Math. Panel Rep. 171.2R (title) Description of the ENIAC and comments on electronic digital computing machines.
1946 N.Y. Times 15 Feb. 1/7 The Eniac, known more formally as ‘the electronic numerical integrator and computer’, has not a single moving mechanical part.
1976 Computerworld 14 June 9/3 After the war, Moore was asked to build a second Eniac. The request came from the Russian government.
2014 Tribune-Democrat (Johnstown, Pennsylvania) 3 Jan. b4 ENIAC weighed 30 tons and filled a room the size of a school gym.
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