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part of the [[English Electric Co]]
part of the [[English Electric Co]]


1967 Under the Industrial Expansion Act, [[English Electric Leo Co|English Electric Leo Marconi]] was merged with [[Elliott Automation]] - the computer activities were put together in [[English Electric Computers]] Ltd
1967 Under the Industrial Expansion Act, [[English Electric LEO Co|English Electric Leo Marconi]] was merged with [[Elliott Automation]] - the computer activities were put together in [[English Electric Computers]] Ltd


1968 '''English Electric Computers Ltd''' was taken over by [[International Computers and Tabulators]] (ICT) to form International Computers Limited ([[ICL]]).  By this initiative, the Ministry of Technology aimed to create a British computer industry that could compete with major world manufacturers such as IBM.   
1968 '''English Electric Computers Ltd''' was taken over by [[International Computers and Tabulators]] (ICT) to form International Computers Limited ([[ICL]]).  By this initiative, the Ministry of Technology aimed to create a British computer industry that could compete with major world manufacturers such as IBM.   

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part of the English Electric Co

1967 Under the Industrial Expansion Act, English Electric Leo Marconi was merged with Elliott Automation - the computer activities were put together in English Electric Computers Ltd

1968 English Electric Computers Ltd was taken over by International Computers and Tabulators (ICT) to form International Computers Limited (ICL). By this initiative, the Ministry of Technology aimed to create a British computer industry that could compete with major world manufacturers such as IBM.

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