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The UNIVAC 1103 or ERA 1103, a successor to the UNIVAC 1101, was a computer system designed by Engineering Research Associates and built by the Remington Rand corporation in October 1953. It was the first computer for which Seymour Cray was credited with design work.

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rdfs:label	UNIVAC 1103 (de) UNIVAC 1103 (es) ERA 1103 (fr) UNIVAC 1103 (ja) UNIVAC 1103 (en) UNIVAC 1103 (ru) UNIVAC 1103 (uk)
rdfs:comment	L'UNIVAC 1103 ou ERA 1103, successeur de l'UNIVAC 1101, a été un système informatique conçu par l'entreprise américaine Engineering Research Associates et construit par la société Remington Rand en octobre 1953. Ce fut également le premier ordinateur conçu par Seymour Cray. (fr) The UNIVAC 1103 or ERA 1103, a successor to the UNIVAC 1101, was a computer system designed by Engineering Research Associates and built by the Remington Rand corporation in October 1953. It was the first computer for which Seymour Cray was credited with design work. (en) UNIVAC 1103（ユニバック1103）または ERA 1103は、UNIVAC 1101の後継コンピュータである。1953年10月、Engineering Research Associates の設計の基にレミントン・ランド社が製造した。シーモア・クレイが設計した最初のコンピュータである。 (ja) UNIVAC 1103 или ERA 1103 — один из ранних компьютеров, созданных компанией Engineering Research Associates и продававшихся компанией Remington Rand с октября 1953 года. Это был первый компьютер, в который внес свой вклад Сеймур Крэй. (ru) UNIVAC 1103, або ERA 1103 — один з перших комп'ютерів, наступник UNIVAC 1101.Комп'ютерна система (процесор, периферійні пристрої) спроектована (ERA), перший екземпляр збудований у корпорації Remington Rand у жовтні 1953 року. Був першим комп'ютером, проектування якого, як вважається, здійснив Сеймур Крей. (uk) Die UNIVAC 1103, auch ERA 1103 und ATLAS II genannt, war ein UNIVAC-Computersystem, das von Engineering Research Associates (ERA) entworfen und durch Remington Rand 1953 gebaut wurde. Unter anderem wurde die UNIVAC 1103 von Seymour Cray konzipiert. Innerhalb kurzer Zeit gingen Bestellungen von Boeing, Lockheed, NASA und White Sands Missile Range ein. Remington Rand hatte aber Schwierigkeiten bei der Umstellung auf die Massenproduktion, und alle Aufträge wurden zu spät abgeschlossen. Die Maschine wurde mit folgender Software ausgeliefert: (de) El UNIVAC 1103 o ERA 1103, un sucesor del UNIVAC 1101, fue un sistema computador diseñado por y construido por la corporación Remington Rand en octubre de 1953. El UNIVAC 1103 tenía una memoria de 1024 palabras de 36 bits cada una, implementada físicamente con tubos de Williams. Fue la primera computadora comercial en utilizar memoria RAM (memoria de acceso al aleatorio). Cada uno de los 36 tubos Williams era de 12,7 cm de diámetro. Una memoria de tambor magnética proporcionó 16.384 palabras. Tanto las memorias electrostática y de tambor eran directamente direccionables: las direcciones desde la 0 a la 01777 (octal) estaban en la memoria electrostática y las direcciones entre 040000 y 077777 (octal) estaban en el tambor. (es)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	San Diegan (train) List of UNIVAC products History of computing hardware Joint Chiefs of Staff List of vacuum tube computers Remington Rand 36-bit computers United States Navy Computer Convair Engineering Research Associates NSA Core memory Los Angeles TRW Inc. Military computers UNIVAC 1101 Westinghouse Electric Company Drum memory Williams tube Aircraft Floating-point Floating point arithmetic Magnetic-core memory Ones' complement Interrupt Marvin Stein (computer scientist) Armed Forces Security Agency AN/USQ-20 UNIVAC mainframe computers Vacuum tube computers Charles Babbage Institute Bit Classified information in the United States IBM 701 Instruction set Octal Ohio Video RAM (dual-ported DRAM) Seymour Cray Wright-Patterson Air Force Base IBM 704 Fixed-point arithmetic Bomarc Missile Program Word (data type)
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