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2026 19

  1. Sphere: A Pioneering Early Microcomputer, Rediscovered
  2. Computer History Museum × Meta’s Project Aria: Building an AI-Guided Tour for Everyone
  3. In Conversation with Boris Cherny, Creator of Claude Code
  4. India’s Tech Innovators: A New CHM Effort
  5. The Silicon Gold Rush: How AI is Driving Development of New Chips
  6. A Giant Leap – How AI Is Transforming Healthcare
  7. Inside NeXT
  8. In Memoriam: Cleve Moler (1939–2026)
  9. A Year With AI
  10. CHM and Seagate: Preserving Digital History
  11. 2026 CHM Awards Ceremony
  12. A Historic Pixel Art Exhibition
  13. Celebrating Apple at 50
  14. Apple History in Prototypes
  15. In Memoriam: Sir Antony Hoare (1934–2026)
  16. Dating in a Digital World
  17. Read Me
  18. Generative Music with the Muse
  19. Drawing the Future

2025 22

  1. Pixar’s True Story
  2. Taiwan Rising
  3. PDP-1 Sings Boards of Canada
  4. Is Today’s AI Boom Different?
  5. A Computing Legend Speaks
  6. Cold War Computing
  7. In Memoriam: Dame Stephanie Shirley, 1933–2025
  8. RAMAC History Comes Alive
  9. Burton Grad: A Tribute
  10. Tech and the Future of News: A CHM Initiative
  11. Decoding Ancient History With AI
  12. SmarterChild: A Chatbot Buddy from 2001
  13. Encoding Language
  14. New News Tech
  15. Meet Marc Etkind
  16. Parrots vs. Sparks
  17. Dick Kramlich, 1935–2025: An Appreciation
  18. CHM Releases AlexNet Source Code
  19. Sal Khan on AI + Education
  20. Bill Gates at CHM
  21. Memories of Lisa
  22. Programming in Harmony

2024 25

  1. The Blizzard Saga
  2. In Memoriam: Donald Bitzer, 1934–2024
  3. 2024 Fellow Awards
  4. In Memoriam: Thomas E. Kurtz, 1928–2024
  5. Hearing Tech History
  6. The Optimism of GIS
  7. In Memoriam: Lillian Schwartz, 1927–2024
  8. Fei-Fei Li Talks AI
  9. Neural Network Chip Joins the Collection
  10. Election Night 1952
  11. Tech and the Evolution of News
  12. Narinder Kapany: Hidden Figure of Fiber Optics
  13. Creating the Chinese Computer
  14. In Memoriam: Lynn Conway (1938–2024)
  15. Digitizing India
  16. Data Breach
  17. Game On
  18. In Memoriam: Gordon Bell (1934–2024)
  19. Dialing Up Community
  20. Fifty Years of the Personal Computer Operating System
  21. IBM and the Transformation of Corporate Design
  22. Amplifying History
  23. Insanely Great
  24. In Memoriam: Niklaus Wirth (1934–2024)
  25. The It Factor: Geek Culture

2023 22

  1. A Computer for the Rest of Us
  2. How Old Is Your Furby?
  3. Turtles, Blocks, and Memories
  4. Investing for Equity
  5. 2023 Fellow Award Ceremony
  6. Quantum Leap
  7. Humanity + AI
  8. In Memoriam: John Warnock (1940–2023)
  9. Tech and the Future of News
  10. ERMA Can Do It!
  11. Echoes of History
  12. Weather By Computer
  13. Ethernet Turns 50!
  14. A Backup of Historical Proportions
  15. From Alto to AI
  16. VC Stories
  17. In Memoriam: Gordon Moore (1929-2023)
  18. Emoji for Everyone
  19. The Remarkable Ivan Sutherland
  20. Happy 40th Birthday Lisa!
  21. Apple Lisa: Still More to Uncover
  22. The Lisa: Apple’s Most Influential Failure

2022 31

  1. “The Surface State Job”
  2. PostScript: A Digital Printing Press
  3. 50 Years of Fun With Pong
  4. The Art of Code at CHM
  5. Computers versus Crime
  6. Tech Founders Breaking Barriers
  7. 2022 Fellow Award Ceremony
  8. Smalltalk at 50
  9. Music-Film-Computers
  10. Innovative Computer Art
  11. The True History of the Pixel
  12. The Biggest Chip In the World
  13. Courage, Resilience, and Sharing
  14. Educating the Planet
  15. Xpress Yourself: Pride, Stonewall, and Tim Gill
  16. Computing’s Woodstock
  17. Technology + Art
  18. Creating Disruption
  19. The First Smartphone
  20. There at the Creation
  21. Stewart Brand’s World of Ideas
  22. Playing Games With AI
  23. Ukraine’s Software & Computer Museum
  24. Mission Impossible: CHM Edition
  25. A Courage Machine
  26. Margaret Hamilton In Her Own Words
  27. Saving Thought Leadership
  28. Posting, Tweeting, and Sharing History
  29. A Museum’s Experience With AI
  30. Logical Piano Lessons
  31. Making The Great Tech Story

2021 40

  1. Breaking Boundaries
  2. Curator Picks for Holiday Reads
  3. What Is Real?
  4. The Great Tech Story
  5. Lillian Schwartz: Pushing the Medium
  6. Meet the Adams Brothers
  7. Working to Change the World
  8. Twenty Years From Now…
  9. Visualizing A Better Future
  10. Rebooting Big Tech
  11. Meet 2021 CHM Fellow Honoree Andy van Dam
  12. Chips Matter
  13. Empowering Humanity
  14. Meet 2021 CHM Fellow Honoree Raj Reddy
  15. Mining More Than Data
  16. Saving Cisco History
  17. Audrey, Alexa, Hal, and More
  18. Walking the Walk
  19. Delivering the Goods On Amazon
  20. Meet New CHM Trustee Erin Teague
  21. Decoding Racism In Technology
  22. 2021 Patrick J. McGovern Tech for Humanity Prize Winners
  23. AI Gives Two Teens Hope for COVID-19
  24. Remembering Charles M. Geschke: September 11, 1939–April 16, 2021
  25. Idealists, Big Tech, and AI
  26. Building the Future Together with 2021 CHM Fellow Ray Ozzie
  27. Should I Stay Or Should I Go?
  28. Patricia’s Perfect Pull: A Crystal Grower’s Story
  29. Meet 2021 CHM Fellow Honoree Raymond Ozzie
  30. For Whom Does Data Work?
  31. Should We Fear AI?
  32. Apple Insiders Celebrate Steve Jobs’ Birthday on Clubhouse
  33. Reimagining Tradition: CHM Honors Tech Legends in First-Ever Virtual Fellow Awards
  34. Relax. Machines Already Took Our Jobs
  35. Making Your Match
  36. Thinking about Machines and Thinking
  37. Secrets In Our DNA
  38. Tech for Social Impact
  39. Worry and Wonder: CHM Decodes AI
  40. Silicon Valley Turns 50

2020 42

  1. Let the Games Begin!
  2. Introducing the Smalltalk Zoo
  3. Decoding Innovation
  4. Introducing CHM’s Newest Trustees
  5. Be Good, Do Well
  6. The People Machine
  7. Building a Better Hype Machine: How We Can Achieve the Promise of Social Media
  8. Heroes, Communities, and the Politics of Innovation
  9. The Next Moonshot … Earth
  10. Unprecedented: Gen Z’s Right to Vote
  11. Decoding the Election: Algorithms, AI, and Your Vote
  12. Hotspots and Have-Nots: Revisiting the Digital Divide
  13. “Political Guru” or “Political Bystander”? Vote America: Your 1996 Field Guide to Electing A President
  14. Living Boldly: The Innovative and Inclusive Career of Andrea Goldsmith
  15. Technology Is the Only Way to Open Schools in the Fall—But It’s Far from Perfect
  16. AI and Play, Part 2: Go and Deep Learning
  17. How Do Neural Network Systems Work?
  18. The Startup Community Way: Brad Feld Decodes Complexity
  19. AI and Play, Part 1: How Games Have Driven Two Schools of AI Research
  20. Summer Reads from CHM
  21. Thriving in Place: CHM’s Journey through the Early Days of the COVID-19 Pandemic
  22. The Creativity of Maintainability: Astronaut Kathryn Sullivan Decodes the Hubble Space Telescope
  23. Silicon Valley’s Office Culture Will Survive COVID-19—Bet On It
  24. Transplanting the Mac’s Central Processor: Gary Davidian and His 68000 Emulator
  25. CHM Releases New Recordings and Personal Stories with AI Expert Systems Pioneers
  26. Discovering Dennis Ritchie’s Lost Dissertation
  27. Get Out of the Building: Steve Blank, Entrepreneurship, and Making the World a Better Place
  28. Reading Your Face: How To Humanize Technology With Emotion AI
  29. Homelessness: The Problem that Even Silicon Valley Can’t Seem to Solve
  30. Keeping the Dream Alive: Kevin Scott Imagines the Future of AI
  31. Pioneers of Semiconductor Non-Volatile Memory (NVM): The First Four Decades
  32. Len Shustek: A Man with a Vision . . . for a Museum
  33. The Future: Humans and AI
  34. A Greater Good: Lessons For the Post-Pandemic Future
  35. Panic and Privilege
  36. The Post-Apocalyptic Coronavirus World
  37. A Facebook Story: Mark Zuckerberg’s Hero’s Journey
  38. The Promise of the Doctor Program: Early AI At Stanford
  39. The Bourne Collection: Online Search Is Older than You Think!
  40. AI Is Already Here, For Good Or Bad
  41. Dystopia or Utopia? The Autonomous Revolution
  42. Playing by New Rules: How Sports Tech is Changing the Game

2019 26

  1. CHM’s Top 10 Blogs of the Decade, 2009–2019
  2. Exploration and Creation: Highlights from the 2019 Class of Exponential Center Interns
  3. What You Do Is Who You Are: Exploring Culture With Ben Horowitz
  4. Where to Next?
  5. The Great Hack: Do You Know Where Your Data Is?
  6. Making Change: 36 Years of Innovation at Intuit
  7. The First 50 Years of Living Online: ARPANET and Internet
  8. Gambling on Whirlwind: How the US Navy Spent $3 Million+ and Got a Computer Game
  9. The Earliest Unix Code: An Anniversary Source Code Release
  10. The Valley and the “Swamp”: Big Government in the History of Silicon Valley
  11. Rediscovering the Core: A New Identity for CHM
  12. Silicon Chips Take Man to the Moon
  13. Play Like a Girl: How Women Investors Succeed in Silicon Valley
  14. West Meets West: West Virginia Comes to Silicon Valley
  15. Players Take the Field: Silicon Valley Leaders Share How Coach Bill Campbell Helped Them Succeed
  16. “Woodstock of the Web” at 25
  17. It’s a Good Year for Asparagus: Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) Celebrates 50 Years As an Independent Computer Chip Supplier
  18. Math Miracles for Missileers: The Aerospace Industry, Computer Programming, and the Rise of IBM
  19. Blazing a Trail: Venture Capital Pioneers Reflect on the Industry
  20. If Discrimination, Then Branch: Ann Hardy’s Contributions to Computing
  21. Happy 30th to the World Wide Web!
  22. A Conversation with Artist & Musician Mark Mothersbaugh
  23. Meeting Whirlwind’s Joe Thompson
  24. Venturing Forth: The Exponential Center Launches a Venture Capital Initiative
  25. Madeleine Moment Connects Moore’s Law Artifacts
  26. Blitzscaling: How Silicon Valley Learned to Grow

2018 42

  1. Artifact Adopted! Preserving the Legend of J. M. Jacquard
  2. Jingle Bits: Auditory Maintenance, Whirlwind Holiday Songs & the Dawn of Computer Music
  3. Innovating Prosperity
  4. Remembering CHM Fellow Evelyn Berezin
  5. Net@50: Did Engelbart’s “Mother of All Demos” Launch the Connected World?
  6. Portraits of Silicon Valley Tech Pioneers: The Legacy of Hal Hohbach
  7. The Whirlwind Computer at CHM
  8. Hacking Our Security: Digital Resilience for the Next Cyber Threat
  9. CHM Challenges Broadcom MASTERS Finalists with Raspberry Pi & Logic Gates
  10. New Grant Will Highlight Software’s History, User and Maker Stories, and Ongoing Global Impact
  11. An Inflection Point in the History of Multimedia: Video Ethnographies of Visual Almanac and News Navigator
  12. Leading Man: Inspired Stories From a Silicon Valley Icon
  13. Who Invented the Microprocessor?
  14. Artifact Stories: A Tradition of Disruption, Innovation & Exponential Impact
  15. Navigating the Quantum Computing Frontier
  16. The Asilomar Microcomputer Workshop and the Billion Dollar Toilet Seat
  17. Invested in China: Venture Capitalists on Growing Chinese Tech Companies
  18. #CHMTeenTakeover Recap
  19. Dissecting Medicine in the Digital Age with UCSF’s Dr. Atul Butte
  20. Task Rabbits and Thunder Lizards: A Founder and Funder Story
  21. The Eudora™ Email Client Source Code
  22. Museum’s Oral Histories Tell Story of Japanese Hard Disk Drive Industry
  23. 2018 CHM Fellow Awards
  24. Building the Cathedral of Technology: 2018 Fellow Awards
  25. 2018 Museum Fellow Dov Frohman-Bentchkowsky: Silicon, Science, Memory & Survival
  26. 2018 Museum Fellow Dame Stephanie Shirley
  27. 2018 Museum Fellow Guido van Rossum, Python Creator & Benevolent Dictator for Life
  28. 13 Sextillion & Counting: The Long & Winding Road to the Most Frequently Manufactured Human Artifact in History
  29. QuickTime and the Rise of Multimedia
  30. Bringing A New Voice to Genius—MITalk, the CallText 5010, and Stephen Hawking’s Wheelchair
  31. Documenting the 8-bit Generation & Beyond: An Interview with Filmmakers Tomaso Walliser and Bruno Grampa
  32. Family & Community Programming and Corporate History at CHM’s Cisco Weekend
  33. Our Minds on Tech: How Technology Affects the Human Brain
  34. Women’s Work: Insights from Silicon Valley Women in Tech
  35. Changing Lanes: Meet New CHM President and Chief Executive Officer Dan’l Lewin
  36. Silicon Valley: The Heart of the Untold Story
  37. CHM’s Silver Lining Playbook: How to Benefit from Delays
  38. CHM Live Kicks Off 2018 with New Speaker Series Inside the Transformation & Technically Speaking
  39. Not Just for Calling Anymore: The Social Impact of the iPhone Revolution
  40. The Shocking Truth Behind Arnold Nordsieck’s Differential Analyzer
  41. Women, Gender, Sexuality, and Computing History
  42. Making Trouble: Leslie Berlin Explores the People Who Built Silicon Valley

2017 57

  1. 10 Most-Read @CHM Blogs of 2017
  2. In the Holiday Spirit: Festive Music by Computer!
  3. From Sailboats to Startups: Diane Greene’s Silicon Valley
  4. Opening Doors and Disrupting Labs: Entrepreneurs Daphne Koller and Debra Sterling Expand Education
  5. New iPhone Exhibit Celebrates the “One Device that Changes Everything”
  6. Born in a Van: Happy 40th Birthday to the Internet!
  7. Google’s Dr. Fernando Pereira on Natural Language Understanding & Machine Learning
  8. Someone Else’s Computer: The Prehistory of Cloud Computing
  9. 10 Years Old and 1.2 Billion Sold: The Business of iPhone
  10. Why Your Zip Code Affects Your Health & How Tech Can Help
  11. Into the Archives: A Look Back with “Robotic Artist” Harold Cohen
  12. Making Graphic Means: An Interview with Designer & Filmmaker Briar Levit
  13. Girl Power: Designing the Future with Technovation
  14. Fairchild Semiconductor: The 60th Anniversary of a Silicon Valley Legend
  15. Seymour Cray: The Man Who Brought Style to Supercomputers
  16. An Inspired Year: Preserving the Legacy and Advancing the Future of Entrepreneurship & Innovation
  17. Reflections on Summer by CHM’s Exponential Center Inaugural University Interns
  18. The MRI of the Future May Be Wearable & Telepathic
  19. Early Frontiers for Computer Creativity: TX-0 Writes a Western
  20. Decoding Cancer with The Cancer Genome Atlas’ Dr. Jean Claude Zenklusen
  21. An Early Door to Cyberspace: The Community Memory Terminal
  22. Hidden No More: CHM’s Archives Processing Project Wraps Up
  23. Before ENIGMA: Breaking the Hebern Rotor Machine
  24. How IARPA’s Technologies Are Protecting the National Security of the United States
  25. Rediscovering “Mockingbird—A Composer’s Amanuensis”
  26. VENTURE: An Entrepreneur’s Journey — A Synopsis
  27. Restoring Yesterday’s “Computer System of Tomorrow”: A Conversation with Curator & Xerox Alto Restorer Al Kossow
  28. Google X’s Camille Eddy Shares Her STEM Journey at Computer History Museum’s Design_Code_Build Community Program
  29. Welcome Steve Smith, Interim President & CEO of the Computer History Museum
  30. A Journey into Digital Art: Reflections by Photoshop Hall of Famer Bert Monroy
  31. Happy 10th Birthday, iPhone!
  32. Creating Magic: A Conversation with Original iPhone Engineers & Software Team Lead Scott Forstall
  33. How Affectiva’s Rana el Kaliouby Is Engineering Emotional Intelligence
  34. What the DEC?!? Records of Minicomputer Giant Digital Equipment Corporation Open for Research at CHM
  35. AI, Social Media Data & Politics Collide with Stanford GSB’s Dr. Michal Kosinski
  36. Museum CEO John Hollar to Step Down in June 2017
  37. Computing for the Whole World: A Conversation with iPod & iPhone Inventor Tony Fadell
  38. Venture Capital in the Blood: Three Generations of Drapers in Silicon Valley
  39. “Unprogramming” the ENIAC: Lehmer Child’s Play
  40. Programming the System of the World: The Industrial Internet of Things
  41. Designing with People: A Collaborative Process with IDEO
  42. 2017 CHM Fellow Margaret Hamilton
  43. 2017 CHM Fellow Lawrence G. Roberts
  44. Our Story, the Center for Cisco Heritage
  45. Asteroid Mining: “The Only Business Where the Sky Isn’t the Limit”
  46. Harry Sello: Silicon Pioneer and Industry Personality (1921–2017)
  47. 2017 CHM Fellow Alan Cooper: Father of Visual Basic
  48. 2017 CHM Fellow Cleve Moler: Mozart of the Matrix
  49. Fostering Connection through Technology: An Interview with Cisco’s Alex Rosen
  50. The HP Ways: Lessons on Strategy and Culture
  51. Computing in Your Pocket: The Prehistory of the iPhone in Silicon Valley
  52. Hidden Figures No Longer
  53. NeXT: Steve Jobs’ dot com IPO that Never Happened
  54. There Is No “I” in Software: How GitHub Helps Teams Code
  55. Computers & The Oscars—Best Animated Short Film
  56. Merging Learning and Design: The Makings of CHM’s New Education Center
  57. A Look Back at 2016 on @CHM

2016 41

  1. The Preservation Game: How Social Media Saved Bletchley Park
  2. Fairchild, Fairchildren, and the Family Tree of Silicon Valley
  3. Remembering Erich Bloch (January 9, 1925–November 25, 2016)
  4. The Next Billion: A Conversation with Kiva Executive Chair Julie Hanna
  5. Computing Luminaries Honored with Presidential Medal of Freedom
  6. Blogged by CHM in California: 20 Years of Apple Design
  7. Day of the Dead: Exploring Failure with Silicon Valley Veterans Kim Polese, Bill Reichert, and Justin Kan
  8. 50th Anniversary of the HP 2116 Minicomputer
  9. Personal Computing 1984: PC Pragmatists, Macintosh Visionaries & the Future of Portability
  10. A Haunted Tour of Silicon Valley
  11. The Digital Repository at CHM
  12. Pioneers of the Possible: A Conversation with Silicon Valley Entrepreneurs Heidi Roizen and Michelle Zatlyn
  13. Slide Logic: The Emergence of Presentation Software and the Prehistory of PowerPoint
  14. A Walk through the 2016 Vintage Computer Festival
  15. A Tale of Deleted Cities
  16. Silicon Valley: A Century of Entrepreneurial Innovation
  17. Adventures in CHM Interning, Part 2
  18. Adventures in CHM Interning, Part 1
  19. Harold Cohen and AARON—A 40-Year Collaboration
  20. 1 to 1 Billion: Eight Exponential Entrepreneurial Stories
  21. Happy 25th Birthday to the Public Web!
  22. In His Own Words: Gary Kildall
  23. Remembering David Morgenthaler: Leadership Learned Under Fire
  24. Pokémon is a Go: Augmented Reality Takes the World by Storm
  25. Is it better to be lucky than good in Silicon Valley?
  26. The Neverending Quest for “Firsts”
  27. Launching the Exponential Center
  28. Jim Porter and the History of the Global Storage Industry
  29. The ECHO IV Home Computer: 50 Years Later
  30. Programming the ENIAC: an example of why computer history is hard
  31. Personal Computing 1983: Innovation Bursting in Every Direction
  32. 2016 CHM Fellow Awards
  33. In His Own Words: John Blankenbaker
  34. Remembering Andy S. Grove
  35. The Deep History of Your Apps: Steve Jobs, NeXTSTEP, and Early Object-Oriented Programming
  36. Reading Artifacts, Finding Culture
  37. Community Memory: Precedents in Social Media and Movements
  38. Beckman, Shockley and the 60th Anniversary of the Birth of Silicon Valley
  39. The 1986 ACM Conference on the History of Personal Workstations
  40. Letters to Lovelace Competition at CHM
  41. The Boston Computer Society: Dawn of the Business Personal Computer and Cost-Efficient Home PC

2015 22

  1. The Analytical Engine: 28 Plans and Counting
  2. The Storage Engine: A Timeline of Milestones in Storage Technology
  3. First Steps: Lectures from the Dawn of Computing
  4. Maxing Out the Minimal: CHM’s Archives Processing Project Is Underway
  5. Ada Lovelace Day
  6. Tools of the Trade: An historical look at technology and commerce
  7. The Boston Computer Society Presents: 1981 Forum on the Future of Personal Computers
  8. Amiga Computing at the Computer History Museum
  9. 2015 Computer History Museum Fellow Awards
  10. Electronic Arts DeluxePaint Early Source Code
  11. The Rise of TTL: How Fairchild Won a Battle But Lost the War
  12. If the Computer Fits, Wear It
  13. Robots Are a Few of My Favorite Things by Chris Garcia
  14. Catalysts for Memory: Online Access to the vast CHM Collection
  15. Algorithmic Music – David Cope and EMI
  16. Moore’s Law@50: “The most important graph in human history”
  17. What Do Anniversaries Mean? Internet Protocols at 40
  18. The World’s Smallest Computer
  19. The Two-Napkin Protocol
  20. About the Computer History Museum’s IBM 1401 Machines
  21. Insight into “The Innovators”
  22. “Who named Silicon Valley?”

2014 23

  1. Yesterday’s Tomorrows: The Origins of The Tablet
  2. Road Trip: CHM Enigma Machine Goes to Hollywood
  3. It’s About Time: The Computer on Your Wrist
  4. Xerox Alto Source Code
  5. Early Digital Research CP/M Source Code
  6. Computer History Museum: Celebrating 35 Years!
  7. Who Invented the IC?
  8. The Cryotron: Extremely Rare Superconducting Digital Circuits Come to CHM
  9. Lost and Found: Andy Warhol’s Amiga Artworks
  10. Fearless Genius: The Digital Revolution in Silicon Valley, 1985–2000
  11. The Juniper M40 Router
  12. The 2014 Computer History Museum Fellows
  13. Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?
  14. Where to? A History of Autonomous Vehicles
  15. IBM and the 1964 World’s Fair
  16. Microsoft Word for Windows Version 1.1a Source Code
  17. Microsoft MS-DOS early source code
  18. Happy 25th Birthday to the World Wide Web!
  19. Gary Kildall and the 40th Anniversary of the Birth of the PC Operating System
  20. Interacting with Oral Histories: A New Year, a New Way
  21. The Very First ‘Stevenote’
  22. The Future of Computer Games: 25 Years Later
  23. Indigenous Circuits

2013 41

  1. The Homebrew Computer Club 2013 Reunion
  2. Computer Pioneers: Photos from the Field
  3. Who Invented the Transistor?
  4. Restoring the IBM 1401
  5. Apple II DOS Source Code
  6. Who Invented the Diode?
  7. A Curator’s Wish: The SynthAxe
  8. Volunteers, start your laptops!
  9. MediaView: The nearly forgotten NeXT program that helped save the Open Web
  10. SRI ARC Journal: A Record of Engelbart and his Team
  11. The Dawn of Computer Comics: Shatter
  12. The Valley That Rudolph and Sletten Built
  13. The Banana Junior 6000: Computers and Comedy
  14. Racetrack Betting Mechanized
  15. Women and the Public Face of Computing
  16. Exhibiting the Online World
  17. Warhol & The Computer
  18. Invention of the Planar Integrated Circuit & Other Stories from the Fairchild Notebooks
  19. IBM’s Watson “Jeopardy!” Computer Comes to CHM
  20. Why Analog Computers?
  21. Buddhism and The Computer
  22. Happy 40th Birthday, Ethernet!
  23. The 2013 Computer History Museum Fellows
  24. The Elbrus-2: a Soviet-era high performance computer
  25. Pixar’s Luxo Jr.
  26. Robert W. Taylor, 2013 CHM Fellow
  27. Ed Catmull, 2013 CHM Fellow
  28. The Artifact Doctor Will See You Now
  29. Harry Huskey, 2013 CHM Fellow
  30. Brograms and the Power of Vaporware
  31. The Fairchild Semiconductor Collection of Notebooks and Technical Papers
  32. The Middleton Family at the New York World’s Fair, 1939
  33. Endangered Online Worlds
  34. Alvy & Ed
  35. Adobe Photoshop Source Code
  36. William Shockley’s Fortune “Found” in Archive
  37. The Relics of “St. Bob”
  38. Rebooting the WITCH: News from The National Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park, UK
  39. The Other Internet, Part II: Cambridge to Kenya
  40. Collecting Oral Histories: It Takes a Village (or a Museum)
  41. 25 Years of Dataquest

2012 26

  1. Suffering for Science
  2. Why Software is Eating, and Changing, the World
  3. If it moves, it should be Ruggednova
  4. Gulliver’s Engine
  5. Guinness World Records Day
  6. The Other Internet Part 1: Masai Mara
  7. Have you got a prediction for us, UNIVAC?
  8. My Gamer Soul Wept With Epic Joy
  9. The Haunted House
  10. Preservation, Conservation, Restoration: What’s the Difference?
  11. Squee: The Robot Squirrel
  12. Little Green Men
  13. From Copenhagen to Edinburgh: SHOT, SIGCIS, & Artefacts 2012
  14. Bit by Bit: Software Collecting
  15. The APL Programming Language Source Code
  16. Make Software, Change the World!
  17. A Logic Named Joe by Will F. Jenkins
  18. Lit, Shot and Gigapixeled
  19. Simon’s J’s
  20. Hans Camenzind: Remembering a “Wizard of Analog”
  21. The Honeywell Animals
  22. Crafting a Digital Repository
  23. Who invented which Internet?
  24. Conservation of the Fairchild Notebooks
  25. The BBC Micro
  26. Going Places: A History of Surrogate Travel and Google Maps with Street View

2011 5

  1. Steve Jobs: From Garage to World’s Most Valuable Company
  2. An Analog Life: Remembering Jim Williams
  3. Happy 20th Birthday to the Public Web!
  4. We Had a Dream of Interactive Computing
  5. Why a Computer History Museum?

2010 1

  1. MacPaint and QuickDraw Source Code

2009 2

  1. October 29, 1969: Happy 40th Birthday to a Radical Idea!
  2. Early Apple Business Documents