American Totalisator
Betting-machine company that financed the early computer industry.
Betting-machine company that financed the early computer industry.
Funding events
Financing records can exist before investors are identified. Source reports retain their date basis, amount scope, and review status.
Organizations and connections
Affiliations retain their dates and sources. Roles may be historical; a missing end date does not establish a current role. Machine classifications need review; a co-mention alone does not establish a relationship.
Provided financing
- Investor role
- Investor role not specified
- Financing
- Type not specified
- Closing status
- Not specified
Source context: Computer History Museum documents investment in 1948. No amount, instrument, exact date or round stage is supplied; this remains a museum historical source.
No amount recorded in this relationship’s evidence.
Event reference:
funding:eckert-mauchly:american-totalisator-1948- Making UNIVAC a business ↗Computer History Museum