Computers have changed dramatically in the past 60 years, going from huge machines to tiny devices everyone has. See the changes and history.

If you were selling computers in the early 1960s you faced a few problems, chief among them was convincing people to buy the fantastically expensive machines. But you also needed to develop an ...

[David Given] frequently dives into retrocomputing, and we don’t just mean he refurbishes old computers. We mean things like creating a simulator and assembler for the OBP spaceflight computer ...

60 Minutes received a tour of the F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne, Wyoming, the storage facility of 450 nuclear warheads and a Minuteman III missile The facility was built in the 1960s to ...

Computers cost tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars in the 1960s. What's more, they took up a lot of space. That meant there weren't many powerful computers to go around for the military ...

All computer programmes we use now, are based on Alan Turing's ideas about algorithms. In the 1960s, computers started being used to control spaceships. For many years, only big companies had ...

Software used by banks and the space industry may still rely on archaic code. We went in search of the oldest code in use and asked, what happens when it glitches?

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The team had to laboriously clean and debug the original code and develop an emulator that mirrored the 1960s computer that originally ran ELIZA. Their efforts culminated on December 21 ...

All computer programmes we use now, are based on Alan Turing's ideas about algorithms. In the 1960s, computers started being used to control spaceships. For many years, only big companies had ...