Computer History Museum reopens after $19 million makeover
JAN 14, 2011
DOI: 10.1063/PT.5.024974
New York Times : The world’s most extensive and diverse collection of historical computer hardware has a permanent and newly refurbished home in Mountain View, a town in California’s Silicon Valley. Once housed in Boston, the Computer History Museum moved to California in 2000, occupying the office building of a failed dot-com company. The museum has stayed in the building, which has just undergone a major refurbishment. Among the artifacts on display are Charles Babbage’s Difference Engine, a German World War II Enigma machine, a Cray-1 supercomputer, and a Google server.
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