75 years of ENIACThe top-secret universal computer
On February 15, 1946, the New York Times published a report on the world's first universal computer, revealing the "top secret of the Second World War" 24 weeks after the end of the war: the existence of the world's first freely programmable electronic computer.
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<p>30.11.1946, USA, Philadelphia: HANDOUT - Two women stand at the ENIAC computer, which was developed at the University of Pennsylvania. ENIAC stands for 'Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer'.</p> © U.S. Army/dpa