- language translator (19521- Beil La borat or tex de ve toprd THAI»IC - the first Iran Msmnzcd committ-r (19541 IBM develop* tithe IBM 65ft a popular data piocesMng . machine tFxvti IBM devetoped the IBM 705 — first large scale computer to use -magnetic Corel 1955) IBM int ruduci-d the scientific IBM 704 comouter (1956). The FORTRAN programming fenguagc wasdevetotii'd by John Backus (1957) IBM intruduced the IBM 1620 - a popular small scale acientdic machine (5959). Control Data announced its first -computer . — the CDC 1604 (i 960 IBM totrixlticed lhe IBM 1401 data proccssmg system (l’*ioL The COBOL programming language wax develoued (1961) *1 nc L»vt time sharing machine designed at M LT. *■ *' (1961). 1’ gtammit-devrli-W'
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