<h2>CSIRAC: Australia's first digital computer</h2>Although it ceased operations way back in 1964, CSIRAC managed to survive the scrapheap. As one of the world's first computers, it's historical significance was recognised. After spending many years in storage, the entire system was eventually transported to the Museum of Victoria, where it resides today. <br><br><i>[Image credit: Museum of Victoria]
 

CSIRAC: Australia's first digital computer

Although it ceased operations way back in 1964, CSIRAC managed to survive the scrapheap. As one of the world's first computers, it's historical significance was recognised. After spending many years in storage, the entire system was eventually transported to the Museum of Victoria, where it resides today.

[Image credit: Museum of Victoria]

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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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