Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer is wrong, and it is still wrong no matter how many web sites say it. Back in 1946, when Eckert and Mauchly completed the ENIAC at the Moore School of Electrical Engineering in Pennsylvania, a “computer” was still a person who did calculations using a desk calculator. It was several more years before “electronic calculator” became “electronic computing instrument” and finally “electronic computer”.

In 1946, a group of scientists and engineers at the University of Pennsylvania’s Moore School of Electrical Engineering quietly began a revolutionary way of managing information. They called it the ENIAC. It began the modern computer industry and would eventually transform people’s lives to a degree that even its inventors could not have imagined.

This is the definition I found. The site is listed below.