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Subject: Univac
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From: jpa144@cit-vax (Jens Peter Alfke)

from Robert Neinast:
> However, you are correct in that the AC at the end of Univac DOES
> stand for Analog Computer.

No.  It stands for Automatic Computer.  Univacs were digital computers,
not analog.

					--Peter Alfke  [jpa144@cit-vax]