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IBM - Celebrating its 100th Anniversary
In
2011, IBM is marking its 100-year anniversary. Although
much has changed since the company was formed
on June 16, 1911, the one constant at IBM has
been its focus on making the world work better.
Join us in celebrating IBM's 100th anniversary
and learn more about the company and how it has
given us a constant stream of innovation whatever
the state of technology or the global economy.
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information]
Revolution: The First 2000
Years of Computing
Opening
at the Computer History Museum in San Jose, California,
on January 13, this exhibit will transform
the way you think about computers, the software
that runs them, and the people who set the computing
revolution in motion. Six years in the making,
Revolution can also be seen online. The online
exhibit will include everything you'll find in
the physical exhibition plus a whole lot more!
[More
information]
In
2011, IBM is marking its 100-year anniversary. Although
much has changed since the company was formed
on June 16, 1911, the one constant at IBM has
been its focus on making the world work better.
Join us in celebrating IBM's 100th anniversary
and learn more about the company and how it has
given us a constant stream of innovation whatever
the state of technology or the global economy.
Opening
at the Computer History Museum in San Jose, California,
on January 13, this exhibit will transform
the way you think about computers, the software
that runs them, and the people who set the computing
revolution in motion. Six years in the making,
Revolution can also be seen online. The online
exhibit will include everything you'll find in
the physical exhibition plus a whole lot more!