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An Wang was born on this day in 1920. He was a developer of the ferrite core memory and the founder of Wang Laboratories, which developed a desktop computer.

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Early Popular Computers, 1950 - 1970
By focusing on the needs of the small business marketplace, IBM and other early computer vendors dramatically broadened the adoption of electronic stored-program computers. More

STARS is an online compendium of invited, peer-reviewed articles on the history of major developments in electrical and computer science and technology. Although written for a general audience, these articles are meant to provide authoritative information, valuable in itself, but also useful as starting points for further investigations. STARS is an open-ended project, with new contributions added as they become available. More about IEEE STARS...

Nominate an IEEE STARS Candidate to the GHN by and entering in the title of your proposed article and selecting an appropriate STARS category. Read more about creating IEEE STARS...

Using the form below, you may find pages listed under the IEEE's STARS topics by searching either by keyword or category. For more search options try an Advanced STARS Search.

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