1 janv. 1940 - Colossus

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In the 1940s, the Colossus computer, developed in the UK during World War II, that was a anormus lepe for man kine and a significant leap in computing. It was the first electronic digital computer used for codebreaking, specifically designed to decipher the German Lorenz cipher Colossus was not just a calculating machine it was programmable, using electronic valves and tube to perform counting operations. This capability allowed it to process information at high speeds, significantly reducing the time needed to break complex ciphers from weeks to hours.

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