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Engineering Research Associates
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Engineering Research Associates, abbreviated ERA, was a pioneering computer
firm, founded shortly after WWII, in 1946, by William Norris and Howard
Engstrom, based in St. Paul (Minesota, US) [1]. The company became famous
for their numerical computers and drum memory systems, and was secretly a major
developer and supplier of cryptanalytic equipment to the AFSA/NSA. The company was taken over in 1952 by Remington Rand
and merged into their UNIVAC department.
The origins of the company date back to World War II (WWII), at which time
a group of engineers worked for the US Navy's code-breaking division, known
as the Communications Supplementary Activity - Washington (CSAW).
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ERA products on this website
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Partly declassified by NSA persuant to Executive Order 13526
(24 January 2014 — 16 June 2014).
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