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  1. Mechanical computing | Nature

    • Mechanical mechanisms have been used to process information for millennia, with famous examples ranging from the Antikythera mechanism of the Ancient Greeks to the analytical machines of Charles Ba… See more

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    To leverage materials for information processing, the physical material must be structured to instantiate an abstract computational process. Developing these material-to … See more

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    To perform more complex computing operations, the mechanical computing units discussed above require assembly into larger, integrated networks. Although replicating … See more

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  2. Early electrically powered computers constructed from switches and relay logic rather than vacuum tubes (thermionic valves) or transistors (from which later electronic computers were constructed) are classified as electro-mechanical computers. These varied greatly in design and capabilities, with some units capable of floating point arithmetic.
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    Most everything that requires electricity these days also uses integrated circuits (chips) for various functions. Therefore, keyboards, mice and printers (even disk drives) are more precisely "electronic-mechanical" devices, although the term is rarely used. See electronic.
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