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Computing Pioneers

Websites about Computing Pioneers, people who have played an important role in the foundation of Information Science. Biography, names, dates, biographical details, articles with links, editorial comments on information science pioneers websites.

Computing Pioneers listing:

Babbage, Charles (7)

Bell, Gordon (4)

Bricklin, Daniel (1)

Dijkstra, Edsger (6)

Eckert, John Presper (3)

Engelbart, Douglas (16)

Flowers, Tommy (2)

Gates, Bill (12)

Hopper, Grace Murray (8)

Ingalls, Daniel (6)

Jobs, Steve (16)

Kay, Alan (26)

Kernighan, Brian (2)

Kildall, Gary (3)

Knuth, Donald (11)

Kurzweil, Raymond (13)

Lampson, Butler (6)

Lans, HAAkan (2)

Lovelace, Ada (10)

Mauchly, John (4)

McCarthy, John (4)

Metcalfe, Robert (3)

Miner, Jay (2)

Minsky, Marvin (12)

Moore, Gordon (5)

Muuss, Michael John (4)

Needham, Roger (2)

Nelson, Ted (6)

Neumann, John von (7)

Papert, Seymour (8)

Raskin, Jef (9)

Ritchie, Dennis (4)

Simonyi, Charles (3)

Sinclair, Clive (3)

Stallman, Richard (5)

Sutherland, Ivan (3)

Tesler, Lawrence (4)

Weiser, Mark (4)

Wiener, Norbert (4)

Winograd, Terry (3)

Wozniak, Steve (1)

Xerox PARC (0)

Zuse, Konrad (5)


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