A Bright Future in Steel.

The article discusses the advantages of the adoption of computer control by steel companies in the U.S. It is asserted that making iron and steel is a process that is well adapted to computer control. Several rolling mills currently under construction are expected to be almost completely controlled by computers. According to specialty steel producer Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp., it trains its own staff for computer work and is experimenting with analog and general-purpose digital computers.