Question on: SS1 ICT - Computing Devices (Pre-Computer Age To 19th Century)

Herman Hollerith's Census Machine, also known as the Hollerith Tabulating Machine, was a significant development in data processing during the late 19th century. It used punched cards to tabulate and process data collected from the United States Census. This innovative approach allowed for much faster and more accurate data processing compared to manual methods. The success of this machine marked an important step in the automation of data analysis and laid the foundation for the future of information processing and computation.

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