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'''1911''' saw the foundation of companies that would later be related to the [[computer]] industry. | '''1911''' saw the foundation of companies that would later be related to the [[computer]] industry. | ||
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In the United States, the [[Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company]] was formed from the merger of [[International Time Recording Company]], [[The Computing Scale Company]], and [[Tabulating Machine Company]]. | In the United States, the [[Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company]] was formed from the merger of [[International Time Recording Company]], [[The Computing Scale Company]], and [[Tabulating Machine Company]]. | ||
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1911 saw the foundation of companies that would later be related to the computer industry.
Companies and organizations founded
In the United States, the Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company was formed from the merger of International Time Recording Company, The Computing Scale Company, and Tabulating Machine Company.
In Tokyo, Japan, Dainippon Yubenkai-Kodansha was founded by Seiji Noma.
Video games set in 1911
Red Dead Redemption, developed by Rockstar San Diego and published by Rockstar Games, was set in 1911.
