BESM-6 (English Wikipedia)

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  • Дубова, Наталия. "БЭСМ-6" [BESM-6]. Очерки по истории советской вычислительной техники и школ программирования [Essays on the history of Soviet computer technology and programming schools] (in Russian). Издательство "Открытые Системы". Archived from the original on 2007-09-30.

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  • Malinovsky, Boris (2010). "Pioneers of Soviet Computing" (PDF). p. 100. The 1975 Apollo-Soyuz space mission was controlled from a new computer complex that included a BESM-6 and other domestic high-speed computers developed by Lebedev's students. Prior to this, the space mission telemetry data processing would have taken approximately thirty minutes. Using the new computer complex, the work was performed in one minute. Soviet scientists completed all of the Apollo-Soyuz mission's data processing one half-hour earlier than their American colleagues. This marked Lebedev's real triumph: his school and his students developed a first-class computer that was capable of competing with the best machines in the world. For their work on BESM-6, Lebedev and his team won the State Prize

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  • Дубова, Наталия. "БЭСМ-6" [BESM-6]. Очерки по истории советской вычислительной техники и школ программирования [Essays on the history of Soviet computer technology and programming schools] (in Russian). Издательство "Открытые Системы". Archived from the original on 2007-09-30.

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