👉 Saddam Hussein's "Computing" refers to the extensive and highly classified computing infrastructure developed by Iraq under his regime, primarily during the 1980s and 1990s. This system was a massive network designed to support military operations, intelligence gathering, and strategic communications, reflecting Saddam's efforts to modernize and secure his regime. The computing facilities included supercomputers, data centers, and communication networks that were among the most advanced in the Middle East at the time. These systems enabled Saddam to coordinate large-scale military campaigns, such as the Iran-Iraq War and the Gulf War, and facilitated internal surveillance and control. Despite its technological prowess, the computing infrastructure was heavily reliant on Soviet technology and faced significant challenges due to international sanctions and technological isolation.
