ICL 1900 mainframe computers

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ICL 1900 mainframe computers were a family of British business and scientific mainframes from International Computers Limited widely used in the 1960s and 1970s.

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instanceOf computer architecture
mainframe computer family
addressingMode 24-bit addressing
alsoKnownAs 1900 series NERFINISHED
ICL 1900 series NERFINISHED
architectureType 24-bit architecture
characterEncoding 6-bit character set
compatibleWith ICT 1900 series software
continuedBy International Computers Limited NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
inception 1964
inputOutput line printers
magnetic disk drives
magnetic tape drives
punched card readers
instructionSetType single-address instruction set
introducedBy International Computers and Tabulators NERFINISHED
manufacturer International Computers Limited NERFINISHED
market commercial data processing
scientific and engineering users
notableModel ICL 1901 NERFINISHED
ICL 1902 NERFINISHED
ICL 1903 NERFINISHED
ICL 1904 NERFINISHED
ICL 1904A NERFINISHED
ICL 1905 NERFINISHED
ICL 1905E NERFINISHED
ICL 1906 NERFINISHED
ICL 1906A NERFINISHED
ICL 1907 NERFINISHED
ICL 1909 NERFINISHED
notableUser British government departments
UK universities
numberRepresentation binary fixed-point
binary floating-point
operatingSystem E4BM
Executive (ICL 1900) NERFINISHED
GEORGE 2 NERFINISHED
GEORGE 3 NERFINISHED
GEORGE 4 NERFINISHED
predecessor ICT 1300 series NERFINISHED
ICT 1500 series NERFINISHED
primaryUse business data processing
scientific computing
programmingLanguage ALGOL NERFINISHED
COBOL NERFINISHED
FORTRAN NERFINISHED
PLAN (ICL 1900 assembly language) NERFINISHED
successor ICL 2900 Series NERFINISHED
usedInPeriod 1960s
1970s
wordLength 24 bits

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Algol 68R targetPlatform ICL 1900 mainframe computers