Computer History Museum

2012 Fellow Award

2012 Fellow Award honorees: Edward A. Feigenbaum, pioneer of artificial intelligence and expert systems; Steve Furber and Sophie Wilson, chief architects of the ARM processor architecture; and Fernando J. Corbató, pioneer of timesharing and the Multics operating system. The four Fellows will be inducted into the Museum's Hall of Fellows on Saturday, April 28, 2012, at a formal ceremony where Silicon Valley insiders, technology leaders, and Museum supporters will gather to celebrate the accomplishments of the Fellows and their impact on society. This year's celebration commemorates the 25th Anniversary of the Fellow Awards and will reunite pioneers from more than two decades.

Revolutionaries Series on KQED

Tune in to KQED Mondays at 7pm for the CHM Presents Revolutionaries Series. In the series, some of the most distinguished thought leaders in the computing field share their views on technology and how it shapes our modern world.

Revolutionaries Series on KQED
Revolutionaries Series on YouTube

Steve Jobs: From Garage to World's Most Valuable Company

Steve Jobs was one of our century's greatest innovators whose life mirrors the American Dream itself. How did Jobs start in a suburban garage and build the world's most valuable company?

An Analog Life: Remembering Jim Williams

In the analog world, Jim Williams was a rock star. His many articles and books encouraged a generation of engineers to pursue intuitive analog design.

Education Programs

The Museum offers a robust package of educational programs that complement the stories, ideas, and innovations found in our exhibits including Revolution: The First 2000 Years of Computing. View our offerings or plan a school visit.