CHM's oral history program records and preserves the firsthand recollections of computing pioneers and innovators from around the world. With over a thousand in-depth interviews and demonstrations, CHM's oral history collection is one of the most comprehensive on the subjects of computing, technological innovation, web, entrepreneurship, and networking.
Personal Accounts
Personal accounts are written firsthand testimonies that cover significant events, people, or technologies related to computer history and technological innovation. Go to Personal Accounts.
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Scientific Data Systems (SDS) alumni oral history panel
Computer History Museum
Document, 2007-11-29
102658201
Computer History Museum
Document, 2007-11-29
102658201
Intel 386 Microprocessor oral history panel : marketing
Computer History Museum
Document, 2008-12-02
102702022
Computer History Museum
Document, 2008-12-02
102702022
Altera EP300 oral history panel : design and development
Computer History Museum
Document, 2009-08-20
102702147
Computer History Museum
Document, 2009-08-20
102702147
Signetics FPLF(field-programmable logic family) oral history
Computer History Museum
Document, 2009-09-15
102702200
Computer History Museum
Document, 2009-09-15
102702200
Intel 4004 microprocessor : oral history panel with Ted M. Hoff and Stan Mazor
Computer History Museum
Document, 2006-09-20
102657974
Computer History Museum
Document, 2006-09-20
102657974
Advanced thin film disk heads oral history panel
Computer History Museum
Document, 2005-11-11
102657929
Computer History Museum
Document, 2005-11-11
102657929
International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) 1311 and 2311 disk drives oral history panel
Computer History Museum
Document, 2005-02-22
102657931
Computer History Museum
Document, 2005-02-22
102657931