From magnetic tape and rare film to lab notebooks and business plans to early mainframes and source code, our collection is as diverse as the history of computing. It is a rich resource for everyone, comprising historical objects, documents, software titles, ephemera, and photographs and moving images.
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On online computation
University Video Communications
Moving Image, 1997-09-20
102624772
Women in computing: program structure in distributed systems
University Video Communications
Moving Image, 1994-06
102624789
Novel digital technologies and women's health
University Video Communications
Moving Image, 1997-09-20
102624777
A Thin-Client Application Framework For Network-Centric Computing
University Video Communications
Moving Image, 1999-02
102624766
Design for highly complex programmable logic architectures
University Video Communications
Moving Image, 1997-09-20
102624778
The digital library and future technologies
University Video Communications
Moving Image, 1997-09-19
102624773
Digital cash
University Video Communications
Moving Image, 1997-09-20
102624776
Transformations for high performance computing
University Video Communications
Moving Image, 1997-09-20
102624769
Security and privacy in the information economy
University Video Communications
Moving Image, 1997-09
102624768
Internet/Java
University Video Communications
Moving Image, 1997-09-20
102624775
GHC 1997 gala banquet keynote
University Video Communications
Moving Image, 1997-09-19
102624770
Women in the history of computer science
University Video Communications
Moving Image, 1997-09
102624774
Astrin, Art (Arthur) oral history
Computer History Museum
Moving image, 2015-10-02
102737980
The World's First COBOL Compilers
Computer History Museum
Moving Image, 1997-06-12
102639620
Computer Development at Harvard by Richard Milton Bloch
Moving image, 1976-06-14
102695477