1933

1934

The Complex Number Calculator (CNC) is completed

1941

Konrad Zuse finishes the Z3 Computer

The first Bombe is completed

1942

Hewlett-Packard is founded

1940

Bell Laboratories scientist George Stibitz uses relays for a demonstration adder

1939

World Brains

1937

Telex messaging network comes on line

1943

The Atanasoff-Berry Computer (ABC) is completed

A Logical Calculus of the Ideas Immanent in Nervous Activity

Bell Labs Relay Interpolator is completed

Curt Herzstark designs Curta calculator

Project Whirlwind begins

1944

First Colossus operational at Bletchley Park

Harvard Mark 1 is completed

1945

John von Neumann writes First Draft of a Report on the EDVAC

Plankalkl (Plan Calculus)

First actual case of bug being found

Memex concept

Moore School lectures take place

Public unveiling of ENIAC

1947

Manchester Mark I Williams-Kilburn tuve

1948

Cybernetics

The Mathematical Theory of Communication

First Computer Program to Run on a Computer

SSEC goes on display

1949

Alan Turing quoted by The London Times on artificial intelligence

Birth of the Modem

CSIRAC runs first program

EDSAC completed

EDSAC

IBM switches to electronics

MADDIDA developed

MIT - Magnetic core memory

Manchester Mark I completed

1950

ERA 1101 introduced

Grey Walter's Elsie

Magnetic drum memory

NPL Pilot ACE completed

Plans to build the Simon 1 relay logic machine are published

SEAC and SWAC completed

1951

CSIRAC plays the Colonel Bogey march

Ferranti Mark I sold

First Univac 1 delivered to US Census Bureau

J. Lyons & Company introduce LEO-1

Nimrod on display at Festival of Britain

The Turing Test

UNISERVO tape drive

Alexander Douglas writes OXO for EDSAC

Grace Hopper completes A-0

IAS computer operational

IBM 726 Magnetic tape

UNIVAC computer predicts election

1953

Grimsdale and Webb build early transistorized computer

IBM ships its Model 701 Defense Calculator

John Backus completes Speedcode

Whirlwind core memory

IBM 650 magnetic drum calculator introduced

The RAND Corporations JOHNNIAC runs

1955

English Electric DEUCE introduced

English Electric DEUCE introduced

1956

Direct keyboard input to computers

Librascope LGP-30 introduced

MIT researchers build the TX-0

RAMAC

1957

Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) founded

FORTRAN

First computer scanned image on SEAC

MATH-MATIC

1958

Digital Phone Lines

Higinbotham develops Tennis-For-Two at Brookhaven National Labs

LISP

RCA introduces its Model 501 transistorized computer

SAGE Air Defense System: Network Pioneer

SAGE system goes online

1959

Automatically Programmed Tools (APT)

Bryant Chucking Grinder Company magnetic disk drive

Computerizing a World Brain

IBM 7030 (Stretch) completed

SRI designs ERMA

1960

COBOL (Common Business-Oriented Language)

DEC PDP-1 introduced

NEAC 2203 goes online

Quicksort algorithm

1961

Compatible Time-Sharing System (CTSS) is Demonstrated

IBM Introduces 1400 series

Magnetostrictive delay lines

Minuteman I missile guidance computer developed

Naval Tactical Data System introduced

Timesharing the first online communities

1962

Atlas computer

Card Random Access Memory (CRAM)

IBM 1311 Disk Storage Drive

Kenneth Iverson writes A Programming Language

MIT LINC introduced

Spacewar! debuts

The Atlas Computer debuts

Thin-film memory

1963

ASCII

BEFLIX developed at Bell Labs

DAC-1 computer aided design program is released

DECtape

Ivan Sutherland publishes Sketchpad

1964

CDC 6600 supercomputer introduced

Digital Equipment Corporation introduces the PDP-8

IBM 2315 disk cartridge

IBM 2321 Data Cell Drive

IBM Pavilion at New York World's Fair

IBM announces System/360

IBM introduces SABRE

Project TACT launched

SABRE comes on-line

SABRE

Teletype introduced its ASR-33 Teletype

Thomas Kurtz and John Kemeny create BASIC

Transformer Read Only Storage (TROS)

1965

Alphaville released

3C DDP-116 introduced

IBM 2314 direct access storage facility

Olivetti Programma 101 is released

Simula is written by Kristen Nygaard and Ole-John Dahl

Victor 3900 desktop calculator

1966

Carterfone

HP introduces the HP 2116A

ILLIAC IV project begins

RCA announces its Spectra series of computers

Signetics 8-bit RAM

1967

IBM 1360 Photo-Digital Storage System

1968

Data General Corporation introduces the Nova Minicomputer

IBM Minnow floppy disk drive

The Mother of All Demos

1969

Hooking up networks come online

Kenneth Thompson and Dennis Ritchie develop UNIX

The RS-232-C standard is adopted

1970

Banking Automation Reaches the Customer

First IBM computer to use semiconductor memory

Pascal is introduced

1971

Hewlett-Packard introduces the HP-35

ILLIAC IV supercomputer

Intel 1103 memory chip

Intel introduces the first microprocessor

Laser printer invented at Xerox PARC

Networked Email as an Early Killer App

1972

C programming language is released

SuperPaint is completed

1973

Birth of modern mobile networks

Inventing the Internet

1974

IBM announces SNA (Systems Network Architecture)

Xerox PARC Alto introduced

1975

Linking the Office: Ethernet and Local Networks

Commercial Networks Multiply

1976

CP/M is deve (Museum, 2015)loped

Intel 8080 and Zilog Z-80

Japanese manufactured dynamic random-access memory (DRAM)

Queens First Email

Steve Wozniak completes the Apple-1

1977

Apple II introduced

Atari launches the Video Computer System game console

Commodore 1530 Datasette

ROM chips

Tandy Radio Shack introduces its TRS-80

The Commodore PET (Personal Electronic Transactor) introduced

1978

First computers installed in the White House

LaserDisc

Shugart 5 -inch flexible disk drive

WordStar is created

1979

Atari introduces its Model 400 and 800 computers

Motorola introduces the 68000 microprocessor

Texas Instruments TI 99/4 is released

1980

Commodore introduces the VIC-20

1981

3 -inch floppy drive

IBM introduces its Personal Computer MS-DOS released with the IBM PC (PC)

The First Mass Web: Minitel Goes Public

1982

Commodore introduces the Commodore 64

Franklin releases Apple II clones

Internetting as a Business

Mitch Kapor develops Lotus 1-2-3

Sun Microsystems is founded

1983

CD-ROM

Compaq Computer Corporation introduces the Compaq Portable

Microsoft introduces Word

Richard Stallman develops GNU

1984

Apple Computer launches the Macintosh

CD-ROMs introduced, multimedia takes off

CompacTape

Flash memory

Matlab is released

1985

The C++ Programming Language is published

Nintendo releases the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in the U.S.

1986

Compaq introduces the Deskpro 386 system

Pixar is founded

1987

1988

HyperCard revives hypertext

1989

100,000 hosts: The Internet Comes From Behind

Computer defeats master chess player

Intel introduces the 80486 microprocessor

Macintosh Portable is introduced

1990

Microsoft ships Windows 3.0

Photoshop is released

The "WorldWideWeb" is born

1991

Mathematica is created

Linus Torvalds releases the Linux kernel

1992

JPEG standard finalized

SSD module

1993

Intel's Pentium microprocessor is released

Microsoft Windows NT is released

Mosaic popularizes the Web

1994

CompactFlash

1995

Browser War II: Netscape vs. Microsoft

Digital Video Disc (DVD)

IBM releases the ThinkPad 701C

Java 1.0 is introduced

JavaScript is developed

1996

Palm Pilot is introduced

Sony Vaio series is begun

1997

Compact Disc-ReWritable (CD-RW)

Deep Blue defeats Garry Kasparov

IBMs Deep Blue defeats world chess champion Garry Kasparov

Microsoft introduces Visual Studio

The iMac, a range of all-in-one Macintosh desktop computers, is launched

1999

WiFi Comes Home

2000

First camera phone introduced

USB Flash drive

Y2K bug

2001

BitTorrent is launched

First Apple stores open

Mac OS X is released

Windows XP is released

iTunes is released

2002

Earth Simulator is world's fastest supercomputer

2003

Blu-ray optical disc

MySpace founded

PowerMac G5 is released

2004

Googles IPO and the New, Slow Boom

Hacker group Anonymous forms

Web 2.0 brings back Interactivity

2005

Lenovo acquires IBM's PC business

2006

Amazon Web Services Launches Cloud-Based Services

Verb 'to google' added to dictionaries

WikiLeaks established

The Cloud: Computer utilities return

2007

Dropbox

First 1 TB hard disk drive (HDD)

The Amazon Kindle is released

The Apple iPhone is released

2008

The MacBook Air is released

2009

Cloud-based network-attached storage solutions

IBM's Roadrunner supercomputer is completed

2010

2011

Adobe Creative Cloud is Announced

Arab Spring protests spread by social media

Siri is Announced

Facebook Acquires Instagram

2013

Edward Snowden

The Stable Release of Microsoft Office 365 is Unveiled

2014

The Apple iPad is released

HTML 5 is Announced

2015

Apple Watch

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