@CHM Blog

CURATORIAL INSIGHT

Happy 25th Birthday to the World Wide Web!
Happy 25th Birthday to the World Wide Web!
1 month ago
The Future of Computer Games: 25 Years Later
The Future of Computer Games: 25 Years Later
3 months ago
The Homebrew Computer Club 2013 Reunion
The Homebrew Computer Club 2013 Reunion
4 months ago
A Curator’s Wish: The SynthAxe
A Curator’s Wish: The SynthAxe
6 months ago
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FROM THE COLLECTION

Microsoft MS-DOS early source code
Microsoft MS-DOS early source code
3 weeks ago
Microsoft Word for Windows Version 1.1a Source Code
Microsoft Word for Windows Version 1.1a Source Code
3 weeks ago
Interacting with Oral Histories: A New Year, a New Way
Interacting with Oral Histories: A New Year, a New Way
2 months ago
Apple II DOS source code
Apple II DOS source code
5 months ago
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BEHIND THE SCENES

Restoring the IBM 1401
Restoring the IBM 1401
5 months ago
Volunteers, start your laptops!
Volunteers, start your laptops!
6 months ago
The Artifact Doctor Will See You Now
The Artifact Doctor Will See You Now
1 year ago
William Shockley’s Fortune “Found” in Archive
William Shockley’s Fortune “Found” in Archive
1 year ago
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REMARKABLE PEOPLE

Gary Kildall and the 40th Anniversary of the Birth of the PC Operating System
Gary Kildall and the 40th Anniversary of the Birth of the
2 months ago
Who Invented the Transistor?
Who Invented the Transistor?
4 months ago
Who Invented the Diode?
Who Invented the Diode?
5 months ago
CHM Fellow Douglas C. Engelbart
CHM Fellow Douglas C. Engelbart
9 months ago
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GUEST BLOG

The Very First ‘Stevenote’
The Very First ‘Stevenote’
3 months ago
Indigenous Circuits
Indigenous Circuits
3 months ago
Computer Pioneers: Photos from the Field
Computer Pioneers: Photos from the Field
4 months ago
Restoring the IBM 1401
Restoring the IBM 1401
5 months ago
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FROM THE CEO

Why Software is Eating, and Changing, the World
Why Software is Eating, and Changing, the World
1 year ago

ABOUT @CHM Blog

@CHM is the official blog of the Computer History Museum. Our aim is to provide an informative and engaging platform for topics and discussions about computer history. We also want to provide a window to the behind the scenes life of the museum. New blog entries appear at least once a week. More Info