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The year 1951 in computer history

The Harwell computer worked for the first time in April although it was not handed over to the computing Group until May 1952.
UNIVAC I is completed and delivered to its first customer, the United States Census Bureau.

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	* The [[Harwell]] computer worked for the first time in April although it was not handed over to the computing Group until May 1952.		* The [[Harwell]] computer worked for the first time in April although it was not handed over to the computing Group until May 1952.
	* [[UNIVAC I]] is completed and delivered to ~~it's~~ first customer, the United States Census Bureau.		* [[UNIVAC I]] is completed and delivered to its first customer, the United States Census Bureau.

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