Small-scale Experimental Machine
The
Manchester Small-Scale Experimental Machine (SSEM)
, nicknamed Baby, was the first
stored-program
computer
to run a program, on
June 21
,
1948
. It was developed by
Frederic C. Williams
and
Tom Kilburn
at the
University of Manchester
. The SSEM developed into the
Manchester Mark I
which led to the
Ferranti Mark I
, the world's first commercially available general-purpose computer. At around the same time
EDSAC
was being developed at the
University of Cambridge Mathematical Laboratory
.
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