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Originally Posted by wehateporn
By the early 1950s the USSR had established a modern computer industry. However, by the beginning of the 1970s, the Soviet government decided to put a stop to these unique developments and resolved to pirate copies of Western systems instead. As a result, an entire industry’s progress was halted.
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Absolutely correct. Don't know where you've got it, but that's a 100% correct information on Soviet computer technologies - they were halted after the "Elbrus" success, the breakthroughs of the Soviet IT were halted and the inventors were continue to working with the US. E.g Piontkowski - the author of Intel Pentium CPU technology.