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LEO gets a birthday bash, 75 years after clocking in

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The Register reports that a museum in Cambridge is marking 75 years since LEO, described as the world's first business computer, began operating. According to The Register, the celebration includes films, family activities and some Python programming.

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  1. The Register FIRST 41m ago LEO gets a birthday bash, 75 years after clocking in

    Cambridge museum celebrates the world's first business computer with films, family activities, and a little Python

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