LEO (short for "LEO I" and "LEO II") refers to a series of early commercial computers developed by the British company J. Lyons and Co. in the 1950s. The LEO computers are historically significant because they are among the first electronic computers used for business applications. The first LEO, introduced in 1951, was capable of performing calculations for business operations such as payroll and inventory management.
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