Strela-1, the First Soviet computer: Political success and technological failure

IEEE Annals of the History of Computing Volume 28 Issue 3 Page 18-31 published_at 2006-07
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Strela-1, the First Soviet computer: Political success and technological failure
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IEEE Annals of the History of Computing
Volume 28
Issue 3
Start Page 18
End Page 31
Abstract
Which computer was developed first in the Soviet Union? Which one was first successful? Such questions are difficult to answer, but recently declassified archival material may hold the key. The story of the Strela illustrates how competing interests—as institutions and factions jockeyed to gain political advantage-helped determine the fate of this computer, a political success but a technological failure.
Keywords
The former Soviet Union
he USSR Academy of Sciences
Strela computer
BESM computer
SKB-245
ITMVT
Mikhail A. Lavrentev
Nikolai G. Bruevich
Centralized Pluralism
Political Patronage
NDC
Mathematics [ 410 ]
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eng
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IEEE
Date of Issued 2006-07
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[ISSN] 1058-6180
[DOI] 10.1109/MAHC.2006.56
[NCID] AA10824528
[DOI] http://dx.doi.org//10.1109/MAHC.2006.56