KnowraStored-program computerLinked fromLinked fromThe 24 pages that link to Stored-program computer, each with the reason it gives.All 24Broader topic 1Related 6Narrower topic 11Compared with 6Central processing unitNarrower topic: The stored-program model established the basic organization used by most general-purpose CPUs.Machine codeNarrower topic: Stored programs made machine-code instruction sequences loadable and executable from memory.Von Neumann architectureNarrower topic: The architecture implements the stored-program idea by keeping instructions and data in shared memory.EDVACNarrower topic: EDVAC was designed around this architecture, unlike machines that required rewiring to change programs.Manchester BabyNarrower topic: The Baby demonstrated this architecture using electronic memory.UNIVAC INarrower topic: UNIVAC I’s instructions were stored electronically rather than set solely by rewiring.Harvard architectureNarrower topic: Harvard architecture is one way to organize a stored-program computer.EDSACNarrower topic: EDSAC implemented this architecture as a practical service machine.J. Presper EckertNarrower topic: The UNIVAC I embodied the stored-program design that distinguished later general-purpose computers.Maurice WilkesNarrower topic: EDSAC’s defining capability was executing instructions held in electronic memory.Manchester computersNarrower topic: The Manchester machines demonstrated this defining computing architecture in operation.