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    The document discusses the evolution of computers through six generations: 1) First generation computers used vacuum tubes for circuitry and were enormous in size. 2) The second generation saw the transition from vacuum tubes to transistors, making computers smaller and more reliable. Mainstream manufacturers included IBM. 3) Third generation computers were smaller yet and used integrated circuits with multiple transistors on a single chip, increasing speed and capabilities. 4) Fourth generation computers began using microprocessors and introduced personal computers. 5) Fifth generation computers focused on artificial intelligence and expert systems to handle complex problems. 6) By the 2010s, quantum computing was emerging as the next frontier, with potential to be exponentially faster

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    The document discusses the evolution of computers through six generations: 1) First generation computers used vacuum tubes for circuitry and were enormous in size. 2) The second generation saw the transition from vacuum tubes to transistors, making computers smaller and more reliable. Mainstream manufacturers included IBM. 3) Third generation computers were smaller yet and used integrated circuits with multiple transistors on a single chip, increasing speed and capabilities. 4) Fourth generation computers began using microprocessors and introduced personal computers. 5) Fifth generation computers focused on artificial intelligence and expert systems to handle complex problems. 6) By the 2010s, quantum computing was emerging as the next frontier, with potential to be exponentially faster

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    Ip First Assig

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    The document discusses the evolution of computers through six generations: 1) First generation computers used vacuum tubes for circuitry and were enormous in size. 2) The second generation saw the transition from vacuum tubes to transistors, making computers smaller and more reliable. Mainstream manufacturers included IBM. 3) Third generation computers were smaller yet and used integrated circuits with multiple transistors on a single chip, increasing speed and capabilities. 4) Fourth generation computers began using microprocessors and introduced personal computers. 5) Fifth generation computers focused on artificial intelligence and expert systems to handle complex problems. 6) By the 2010s, quantum computing was emerging as the next frontier, with potential to be exponentially faster

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