The creativity of computing’s women, men, and organizations are made manifest in the artifacts of computing. Some of these objects are physical, such as devices, processors, and whole computers. Many others are just shadows of human thought: algorithms, languages, and software, to name a few. While most of these artifacts have an identifiable person or organization responsible for their inception, reality is that virtually all of these objects required the labor of hundreds if not thousands of individuals working in the background to make them real. The story of the artifacts of computing is thus also the story of the people who created them. Here are some of the most important artifacts that tell that history of computing.
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18021

40041

65021

680001

80801

80881

A*1

AARON1

Abacus1

Ada1

Adventure1

ALGOL1

AlphaGo1

Altair 88001

Amazon1

Amiga1

Amstrad CPC1

Analytical Engine1

Android1

Antikythera mechanism1

AOL1

Apache1

Apple I1

Apple II1

Apple Lisa1

Arithmometer1

ARM21

ARPAnet1

ASIMO1

Atanasoff-Berry1

Atari 26001

Backpropagation1

Baidu1

BASIC1

Bayesian network inferencing1

BBC Micro1

BESM-61

Blackberry 8501

Blockchain1

Bombe1

BRAVO1

C1

C++1

CD-ROM1

CDC 66001

COBOL1

Colossus1

Commodore 641

Commodore PET1

Complex number calculator1

CompuServe1

Connection Machine1

CP/M1

Craigslist1

Cray 11

Cromemco Z-11

CTSS1

Cyc1

D-Wave1

Datapoint 22001

DEC PDP 81

Deep Blue1

Difference engine1

Differential analyzer1
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