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December 27, 2020

IBM SAGE: World’s Largest Computer System (AN/FSQ-7)

“Three Films back-to-back: (1) “On Guard” the IBM SAGE system (1956) promo film by IBM, describing how SAGE computer system works; (2) Texas Towers, a 1955 news clip about ocean-based RADAR systems connected to SAGE; (3) Arctic Sentinels (1956) describes arctic based RADAR for SAGE.”

December 10, 2020

Computer Airline Reservation Systems 1965

“This a classic 1965 video describing the overall Airline tracking and reservation process, presented from the viewpoint of ATT (Bell Telephone). It includes not just the computerized reservation systems (such as IBM’s SABRE), but the telephone, teletype, radio, air traffic control and other aspects of how it all works together. A great vintage educational film. You may have seen this before, it is provided here with some improved audio and video. IBM and UNIVAC terminals are shown briefly in the film. Hope you enjoy.”

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