John Vincent Atanasoff is credited with the first actual implementation of this design concept.
John Vincent Atanasoff is credited with the first actual implementation of this design concept. It had evolved out of meetings at the Moore School of Engineering at UPenn. It is especially susceptible to buffer overflows that can smash the call stack, and another drawback is its eponymous bottleneck. Its central innovation was the implementation of an instruction set that did not require fixed designs to execute programs. Arising from its namesake's paper, " First Draft of a Report on the EDVAC," it differs from more modern systems in that it cannot simultaneously read/write data or read an instruction as in most parallel architectures. For 10 points, identify this eponymous stored-program computer design named after a Hungarian developer of game theory.
John Vincent Atanasoff is credited with the first actual implementation of this design concept.
von Neumann Architecture [accept sequential architecture before "namesake's" and prompt on stored-program computer]