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* [[UNIVAC Series 90]], mainframe computers * [[UNIVAC Series 90]], line of mainframe computers ...

...1100/2200 series|UNIVAC 1100 series]] first introduced in 1962 with the [[UNIVAC 1107]]. The 1107 was the first 1100-series machine introduced under the [[S ...later up to four. It continued the naming convention introduced with the [[UNIVAC 1106|1100/10]], where the last digit represented the number of [[Central pr ...

[[Image:UNIVAC-1102-BRL61-0902.jpg|thumb|right|UNIVAC 1102]] ...ent=Our Stories |access-date=2017-11-12}}</ref> The Air Force needed three computers to do data reduction for two [[wind tunnel]]s and an engine test facility. ...

* AT-3 ([[MATH-MATIC]]) compiler for UNIVAC mainframe computers ...

{{Short description|Line of computers made by UNIVAC starting in 1973}} [[file:Univac9060.jpg|thumb|right|The Univac 90/60 system front panel]] ...

...tivity aid by [[Unisys]] for their [[mainframe computer]]s of the former [[UNIVAC 1100/2200 series]]. ...ing data provided via multiple input sources. It was originally created by Univac for the creation of Operating System (OS) updates. It was later adopted by ...

{{short description|Series of mainframe applications}} '''USAS''' is [[software suite]] for [[mainframe computers]], mainly intended for use in the [[airline]], transportation, and [[hospit ...

{{short description|Group of mainframe computer competitors by IBM}} ...m the names of the five companies: [[Burroughs Corporation|Burroughs]], [[UNIVAC]], [[NCR Corporation|NCR]], [[Control Data Corporation]] (CDC), and [[Honey ...

[[File:Univac plated-wire memory.jpg|right|thumb|Univac plated-wire memory data plane]] ...e densities and higher speeds needed for large-scale application such as [[mainframe computer]]s, replacing previous types of memory, including both core and pl ...

[[Image:Sperry-rand-univac-uniscope-100-0a.jpg|thumb|right|Sperry Rand UNIVAC Uniscope 100 data terminal.]] [[Image:Sperry-univac-uniscope-200-0a.jpg|thumb|right|Sperry-UNIVAC UNISCOPE 200 data terminal.]] ...

{{Short description|Univac computer introduced in 1958}} ...needed|date=March 2020}}[[File:UNIVAC1105console.jpg|thumb|right | 300px | UNIVAC 1105 operator console, in front of the cabinets containing the CPU and memo ...

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36-bit computers were popular in the early [[mainframe computer]] era from the 1950s through the early 1970s. ...ly the [[32-bit computing|32-bit]] [[IBM System/360]] [[mainframe computer|mainframe]] and [[VAX|Digital Equipment VAX]] and [[Data General Eclipse MV/8000|Data ...

[[File:UNIVAC-RTS-490-BRL61-0899.jpg|thumb|A UNIVAC 490 at the [[Ballistic Research Laboratories]], Maryland, US]] ...States Navy]]. This was the last machine that Cray designed before leaving UNIVAC to join the early [[Control Data Corporation]]. ...

...inframe computers made by RCA, and which were sold to Univac to become the Univac 90/60 series computer. ...

[[File:UNIVAC LARC-BRL61-0959.jpg|right|thumb|UNIVAC LARC at Livermore]] ...er-history.info/Page4.dir/pages/LARC.dir/LARC.Cole.html The Remington Rand Univac LARC]</ref> It used [[solid-state electronics]]. ...

| developer = [[Siemens]], [[Fujitsu Siemens Computers]], [[Fujitsu Technology Solutions]] | marketing_target = [[Mainframe computer]]s ...

...they lacked the leading-edge computational power of the [[IBM 701]] and [[UNIVAC 1103|ERA 1103]], which were favored for scientific computing,<ref name=":0" ...not installed until July 1955.<ref name=":1">{{Cite book|title=IBM's Early Computers|last1=Bashe|first1=Charles J.|last2=Johnson|first2=Lyle R.|last3=Palmer|fir ...

[[File:Univac-I-Navy-Electronics-Supply-Office-BRL61-0992.jpg|thumb|UNIVAC II at U. S. Navy Electronics Supply Office]] ...lmingly a [[vacuum tube]] computer). It was fully compatible with existing UNIVAC I programs for both code and data. It weighed about {{convert|16000|lb|ST M ...