Fifty years ago, PC software pioneer Gary Kildall demonstrated CP/M, the first commercially successful personal computer operating system.
CHM acquires two early hearing aids that used the new transistor technology of the late 1940s to revolutionize the devices.
Three generations of Sutherland's visit CHM to see Jim Sutherland's 50-year-old creation, the ECHO IV home computer system.
Using homegrown satellite communications equipment in the early '60s, the CDC 1604 laid the foundation for modern weather forecasting tools.
Discover what surprises await in CHM's release of the Xerox PARC file system archive.
CHM releases to the public for the first time a full oral history with Ivan Sutherland, pioneer of computer graphics, virtual reality, asynchronous systems, and more.
CHM publicly releases the source code to Apple's Lisa computer, including its system and applications software.
Happy 75th birthday to the transistor! Find out who was REALLY behind its invention.
CHM publicly releases the source code for the breakthrough printing technology, PostScript.
Happy birthday to PONG! The iconic game turned 50, and it's still going strong.
