| Frederick P. Brooks, Jr., Erich Bloch, and Bob O. Evans |
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| Breakthrough family of IBM System/360 computers |
| International Business Machines Corp.
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Computing |
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| Steven P. Jobs and Stephen Wozniak |
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| The personal computer is born |
| Apple Computer |
Computing |
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| Reynold B. Johnson |
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| Introduced and developed magnetic disk storage for computers |
| International Business Machines Corp. |
Computing |
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| William Norris |
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| Advancement of microelectronics and computer technology |
| Control Data Corporation |
Computing |
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|
Robert N. Noyce |
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| Inventor of the integrated circuit and champion of the Information Age |
| Intel Corp. |
Computing |
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| Robert H. Dennard |
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| Inventor of DRAM, modern computer memory |
| IBM T. J. Watson Research Center |
Computing |
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| Jay W. Forrester and Robert R. Everett
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| Developers of the first real-time electronic digital computer |
| Massachusetts Institute of Technology and The Mitre Corporation |
Computing |
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| Gordon E. Moore |
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| Visionary leader of the microchip revolution |
| Intel Corporation |
Computing |
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| Jack St. Clair Kilby |
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| Computing pioneer and prolific inventor |
| Jack Kilby Co. |
Computing |
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| John V. Atanasoff |
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| Co-inventor of the first digital computer |
| Iowa State University |
Computing |
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| C. Gordon Bell |
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| Continuing achievements in computer design |
| Microsoft Corporation |
Computing |
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| Grace Murray Hopper |
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| Inventor of the first modern computer language |
|
Computing |
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| John Cocke |
|
| Inventor of reduced instruction set computer (RISC) architecture |
| International Business Machines Corp. |
Computing |
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| Robert W. Galvin |
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| Leadership and technological innovation in electronics |
| Motorola Incorporated |
Computing |
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| William H. Gates III |
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| Computing visionary and business leader |
| Microsoft Corporation |
Computing |
|
| Kenneth H. Olsen |
|
| Entrepreneur and innovator of computing technology |
| Digital Equipment Corporation |
Computing |
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| Edward R. McCracken |
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| Groundbreaking work in 3D visual computing |
| SGI |
Computing |
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| IBM Team: Praveen Chaudhari, Jerome J. Cuomo, and Richard J. Gambino |
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| Inventors of read-write, optical storage technology |
| IBM TJ Watson Research Center |
Computing |
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| Glen Culler |
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| Computing and network pioneer |
| Culler Scientific Systems Corporation |
Computing |
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| Robert Taylor |
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| Helping make computers personal |
|
Computing |
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| Douglas C. Engelbart |
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| Director, Bootstrap Institute |
| Bootstrap Institute |
Computing |
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| IBM Corporation |
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| World leader in data storage technology |
|
Computing |
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| Jerry M. Woodall |
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| Semiconductor researcher and inventor |
| Yale University |
Computing |
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| Calvin H. Carter, Jr. |
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| Pioneer in the development of new semiconductor materials |
| Cree, Inc. |
Computing |
|
| Carver A. Mead |
|
| Microelectronics leader, teacher and entrepreneur |
| California Institute of Technology |
Computing |
|
| Robert M. Metcalfe |
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| Inventor of the Ethernet |
| Polaris Venture Partners |
Computing |
|
| Watts S. Humphrey |
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| Innovator of software development and production methodologies |
| Fellow of the Software Engineering Institute (SEI), Carnegie Mellon University |
Computing |
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| IBM-Microelectronics Division |
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| Four decades of innovation in semiconductor technology |
| Armonk, NY |
Computing |
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| Industrial Light & Magic |
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| 30 years of innovation in visual effects technology for the motion picture industry |
| San Francisco, CA |
Computing |
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| Ralph H. Baer |
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| Father of the Home Videogame |
| Engineering Consultant, Manchester, NH |
Computing |
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| Xerox Corporation |
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| For over 50 years of innovation in marketing, materials, electronics, communications, and software |
| Norwalk, CT |
Computing |
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