<h2>CSIRAC: Australia's first digital computer</h2>In 1964, CSIRAC was replaced by an IBM 7044. Dr. Frank Hirst switched the system off for the last time. "It was like something alive dying," commented one observer. <br><br><i>[Image credit: WILLIAM WEST/AFP/Getty Images]
 

CSIRAC: Australia's first digital computer

In 1964, CSIRAC was replaced by an IBM 7044. Dr. Frank Hirst switched the system off for the last time. "It was like something alive dying," commented one observer.

[Image credit: WILLIAM WEST/AFP/Getty Images]

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In Pictures: CSIRAC - Australia's first digital computer

by Chris Jager  |  14 Jun 2012  |  Comments

Sometimes, it's the oldest machines that are the most fascinating. We take an in-depth look at CSIRAC, Australia's first digital computer.
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