Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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The development of Whirlwind I, one of the first large-scale high-speed computers, began during World War II as part of a research project to develop a universal flight trainer that would simulate flight (the Aircraft Stability and Control Analyzer project). It was initiated by the Office of Naval Research and
began at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Servomechanisms Laboratory in 1944.
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