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The Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC) was an onboard digital computer specially developed by NASA for the Apollo program, designed and built by the MIT Instrumentation Laboratory, with main memory of about 72KB (16-bit words), read-only memory of about 36K words, and a clock rate on the order of about 2MHz.
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10/15/2026
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The Apollo Code Legend: Margaret Hamilton and the Moon Landing Software
twitterJeffDean10/8/2026
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