hi! not discouraging anyone from making direct responses, but there are a few posts that may include some relevant information:

• Is it true that Soviets developed non-silicon microprocessors before the USSR fell?

• Did Moores law of computing hold true for chips developed in the former Soviet Union? How did their electronics industry compare with Western ones?

• How common were computers and computer-based devices (like video games) in the Soviet Union and eastern bloc?

.. and here are a couple more I ran across which may be of some tangential interest

• What was the name of the fluid-based Soviet experimental computer?

• Did the Soviets ever develop their own version of ARPANET?

• Did Soviet scientists attend international science conferences?

• Was there any technology developed by the USSR used in the Apollo program that made the moonlanding possible?

Lastly, there are a few posts on the Soviet space program (including the issue of a moon landing) in this section of the FAQ. Incidentally, there have been many more posts asking about this issue, so you may find more info running a few searches for "soviet moon" / "ussr moon" / "russia* moon", although I don't recall offhand whether responses mentioned anything on computer technology.

• Soviet objectives in space exploration