overview
precursors
switches
IBM
5 sisters
components
Apple
Microsoft
CRM
other software
open source

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overview
This
note supplements material elsewhere on this site regarding
the development of the global information infrastructure
and online activity.
It covers -
- precursors
- background writing about early computing, from Descartes
through Babbage's mechanical Differential Engine to
the work in the first half of last century by Turing,
von Neumann and others
- switches
and handsets - Ericsson, Nokia, ITT and other telephone
equipment manufacturers
- IBM
- the history of IBM
- the
five sisters - or seven dwarfs - Hewlett Packard,
SGI, Sperry, Data General and other hardware companies
- components
- Apple
- the company that emphasised 'human-centred computing'
- Microsoft
- the 1990s version of the 'Evil Empire', still struggling
to grasp the web
- CRM
- other
software - pointers to writing about other software
companies and initiatives such as Xanadu
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open source and open publishing
- Linux, GNU, open source and the 'information wants
to be free' movement
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