Ferranti Mark 1 (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Ferranti Mark 1" in English language version.

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Kilbur, T. (21 July 1951). THE NEW UNIVERSAL DIGITAL COMPUTING MACHINE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER. Nature. Vol. 168. pp. 95–96.

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Erno Eskens; Wessel Zweers; Onno Zweers glish. "Interview with Lidy Zweers-De Ronde, programmer of the MIRACLE (Ferranti Mark I*), the first commercial electronic computer being employed in the Netherlands at Shell labs in Amsterdam". Retrieved 9 May 2016.