The story of computing is not so much the story of things as it is the story of the women and men who created the artifacts of computing, formulated the science that made it all possible, and brought these things into the world in ways that have changed civilization irreversibly. Computing is most importantly a story of the people of computing: who they are, the experiences that shaped them, and their dreams and struggles and joys. Here are some of the most important people who have made computing what is it is today and are creating even now what it may become.
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Hal Abelson1

Samson Abramsky1

Len Adleman1

Alfred Aho1

Howard Aiken1

Miklos Ajtai1

Ismail al-Jazari1

Muhammad Ibn Musa Al-Khwarizm1

Paul Allen1

Fran Allen1

Dennis Allison1

Gene Amdahl1

Marc Andressen1

Kay Antonelli1

Julian Assange1

John Atanasoff1

Bill Atkinson1

Charles Babbage1

Boris Babian1

Charles Bachman1

John Backus1

Joan Ball1

Paul Baran1

John Bardeen1

Jean Bartik1

Robert Barton1

Victor Basili1

Frederich Bauer1

Andreas Bechtolsheim1

Kent Beck1

Gordon Bell1

Robert Bemer1

Charles Bennett1

Evelyn Berezin1

Elwyn Berlekamp1

Tim Berners-Lee1

Claude Berrou1

Jeff Bezos1

Dines Bjorner1

Gertrude Blanch1

Jim Blinn1

Erich Bloch1

Manuel Blum1

Barry Boehm1

Dorthy du Boisson1

Grady Booch1

George Boole1

Andrew Booth1

Kathleen Booth1

Anita Borg1

Leonard Boasack1

Stewart Brand1

Dan Bricklin1

Sergey Brin1

Walter Brattain1

Rodney Brooks1

Fred Brooks1

John Brown1

Nikolay Brusentsov1

Kimberly Bryant1

Paul Buchheit1

Werner Buchholz1

Vannevar Bush1

Nolan Bushness1
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