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Gilbert neurodivergent students rebuild a tech giant

The 500-square-foot replica used 22,000 cardboard pieces and 18,000 simulated vacuum tubes, according to IEEE Spectrum.

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It took nearly 18,000 vacuum tubes, 30 tons of equipment and about 1,800 square feet to build ENIAC, the pioneering computer that helped usher in the digital age.

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Gilbert neurodivergent students rebuild a tech giant

It took nearly 18,000 vacuum tubes, 30 tons of equipment and about 1,800 square feet to build ENIAC, the pioneering computer that helped usher in the digital age.

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Gilbert Sun News broke the news on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
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