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The history of general-purpose CPUs is a continuation of the earlier history of computing hardware.

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rdfs:label	Historie procesorů (cs) History of general-purpose CPUs (en)
rdfs:comment	Historie procesorů, jak je známe dnes, začala hned po druhé světové válce. Zpočátku byly výsledky ověřovány množstvím matematiků, ale brzy si počítače získaly důvěru. Prvním počítačem na světě byl ENIAC, který byl původně navržen pro výpočty dělostřeleckých tabulek pro americkou armádu, ale byl dokončen až po válce, v roce 1946. Bylo to však právě v době rychlého rozvoje jaderných technologií, proto byl využit tam. (cs) The history of general-purpose CPUs is a continuation of the earlier history of computing hardware. (en)
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