References

[1] John Bayko, Great Microprocessors of the Past and Present (January 1995)

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[3] The Grace Murray Hopper biography page

[4] The Inventors Of The Modern Computer website

[5] Robert X. Cringely "Accidental Empires"

[6] The PBS website entry on Noyce.

[7] The Intel website entry on the 25 anniversary of Moore's law.

[8] The Intel website biography on Moore.

[9] Paul Ceruzzi "Nothing New Since von Neumann" - A Historian Looks at Computer Architecture, 1945 - 1995

[10] The Cray Museum Self Guided Tour

[11] The DMOZ website.

[12] Controversy, compromise, modernization: From FORTRAN to Fortran 90 website.

[13] Introducing COBOL website.

[14] A Brief History of Lisp website.

[15] Greg Michaelson's lecture notes for Languanges and Design, Heriot-Watt University

[16] A Beginners Guide To Java website.

[17] Maxframe corporations history of MS-DOS website.

[18] "about" article written by Tim Paterson himself webpage.

[19] PC Magazine article on Netscape 6 (11//4/00)

[20] History of the Microprocessor Revolution (Segment 12)

[21] AMD website: The K5

[22] Knowledge Base: The Hostory of Windows

[23] Theory of Computing Lecture Slides Andy Gravell

[24] Theory of Computation Lecture Slides David Matuszek

[25] Alonzo Church page

[26] 50th Anniversary of the First Stored Program Computer website: The Manchester Baby

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