Richard Stallman: The Father of Free Software and Open Source
March 16Learn about Richard Stallman’s role in founding the GNU Project and promoting software freedom and ethics.
Learn about Richard Stallman’s role in founding the GNU Project and promoting software freedom and ethics.
Learn how symbolics.com became the first .com domain in 1985 and marked the beginning of the modern commercial internet.
Discover how Bell Labs' 1955 TRADIC computer pioneered transistor technology, transforming the future of computing and electronics.
Discover the history of the Motorola DynaTAC 8000X, the first commercial mobile phone launched in 1983, revolutionizing personal communication.
Learn how Tim Berners-Lee's 1989 proposal at CERN introduced the ideas behind the World Wide Web, transforming global information sharing.
Learn how Connecticut launched ConnNet in 1985, one of the earliest public computer networks providing online access to information for residents and businesses.
Explore the peak of the dot-com bubble on March 10, 2000, and learn how internet hype led to a historic market crash and lasting tech industry impacts.
Discover how AlphaGo's 2016 victory over Lee Sedol marked a milestone in artificial intelligence and strategic gaming.
Explore 50 days of computing history with key events, breakthroughs, and stories from March 9 to celebrate the evolution of technology.
Discover how Howard Aiken's work on the Harvard Mark I helped pioneer automatic computing and shaped the future of computer science.
Discover Richard Hamming’s insights on tackling important problems, cultivating courage, and achieving great research breakthroughs.
On March 6, 1992, the Michelangelo virus activated, raising global awareness of malware and shaping modern cybersecurity practices. Learn its story here.
Discover how IBM's FORTRAN, released on March 5, 1957, revolutionized programming by enabling scientists to write code closer to mathematics.
Explore the impact of the PS2's release on March 4, 2000, from its innovative features to its legacy in gaming and home entertainment.
Discover how Alexander Graham Bell's invention of the telephone revolutionized communication and laid the groundwork for modern information networks.
Explore the 1993 rivalry between NEC and Cray, highlighting a pivotal moment in supercomputing and international technological competition.
Discover how LISP, introduced on March 1, 1960, revolutionized AI and programming with symbolic processing and recursion, shaping modern computing.
Discover how Charles Thacker's innovations with the Xerox Alto and Ethernet laid the foundation for modern personal and networked computing.
Discover Steve Jobs' early life, his founding of Apple, and his lasting impact on technology and media in this comprehensive overview.
Discover how the 1978 publication of 'The C Programming Language' by Kernighan and Ritchie provided a clear description of C and influenced programming history.