Laszlo Kozma (November 28, 1902 to November 9, 1983) was a Hungarian electrical engineer, designer of the first Hungarian digital computer in 1957, and a full member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Rejected by the Budapest University of Technology in 1921, he studied at the Brno University of Technology, graduating as an electrical engineer in 1930, then worked designing automated telephone switchboards and electromechanical computers for International Telephone and Telegraph in Antwerp before returning to Hungary.
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