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Automatic Computing Engine

The Automatic Computing Engine (ACE) was an early British electronic serial stored-program computer design by Alan Turing. Turing completed the ambitious design in late 1945.

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Automatic Computing Engine → Academic PressYates, ACE, Alan Turing's Automatic Computing, Alan Turing's Electronic Brain, Bletchley Park's Codebreaking Computers, Build, Cambridge, Carpenter, Colossus, Computing, Construction, Copeland, David, DEUCE, Doran, Early British Computers, Engine, History, Howlett, ISBN

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Automatic Computing Enginerelated to BibliographyCarpenter0.60section
Automatic Computing Enginerelated to BibliographyDoran0.60section
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Automatic Computing Enginerelated to BibliographyTuring0.60section
Automatic Computing Enginerelated to BibliographyThe Computer Journal0.60section
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Automatic Computing Enginerelated to BibliographyTuring's ACE Report0.60section
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Automatic Computing Enginerelated to BibliographyCambridge0.60section
Automatic Computing Enginerelated to BibliographyMIT PressCopeland0.60section
Automatic Computing Enginerelated to BibliographyAlan Turing's Automatic Computing0.60section
Automatic Computing Enginerelated to BibliographyEngine0.60section

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