SEAC

(Standards Eastern Automatic Computer) The first electronic computer that executed an internally stored program. Created by the U.S. National Bureau of Standards (see NIST), SEAC was placed into operation in 1950. Using solid-state diodes for logic, SEAC was an arithmetic-only device with 512 45-bit words of delay line memory.

Based on the EDVAC
SEAC was based on the Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer (EDVAC), the successor to the ENIAC. Although EDVAC was also a stored program computer, it became operational after SEAC. See EDVAC, ENIAC, early memory and early computers.

SEAC

Acronym	Definition
SEAC➣Special Education Advisory Committee
SEAC➣State Level Expert Appraisal Committee (India)
SEAC➣Standards Electronic Automatic Computer
SEAC➣Standards Eastern Automatic Computer
SEAC➣Student Environmental Action Coalition
SEAC➣Spongiform Encephalopathy Advisory Committee
SEAC➣South East Asia Command (Allies WWII)
SEAC➣Socio-Economic Analysis Committee (European Chemicals Agency)
SEAC➣Southeast Archeological Center (National Park Service)
SEAC➣Southeastern Archaeological Conference
SEAC➣Supervisory Enumerator Advisory Council (National Association of State Departments of Agriculture)
SEAC➣Standards Electronic Automatic Computer (US Patent Office, circa late 1950s)
SEAC➣Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chairman (of the Joint Chiefs of Staff)
SEAC➣Standard Eastern Automating Computing
SEAC➣Submarine Exercise Area Coordinator
SEAC➣Special Education Assistant Certificate (Canada)
SEAC➣Safety and Environmental Advisory Council
SEAC➣Scientific & Engineering Advisory Committee
SEAC➣Southeast Alaska Conservation Society