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Zeus Personal Computers, Byte Magazine 1984

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Máquina tabuladora de Hollerith según una ilustración de la revista 'Scientific American'

Ada Lovelace Bernoulli

Ada Lovelace & Charles Babbage

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Harvard Computer Women

Harvard Computer Women

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B-1924 WashingtonDC Bonus Bureau Computing Division - copie

B-1947 Office with 15 Comptometers

Comptometer Bureau, Armour & Co., Chicago

B-1941 tabulators

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Two women operating ENIAC (full resolution)

ENIAC (1946-1955)

ENIAC (1946-1955)

holding parts of the first four Army computers

ENIAC (1946-1955)

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ENIAC (1946-1955)

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Wrens women operating Colossus

Women operators mainframe

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Top Secret Rosies - The Female Computers of World War II

Top Secret Rosies

Top Secret Rosies

Top Secret Rosies

Top Secret Rosies

Female codebreakers reunited at Bletchley Park

Colossus computer

Colossus computer

Colossus computer

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Women wiring an IBM

Wilkes, en una imagen de 1963

Mary Allen Wilkes, trabajando con el LINC en 1962

timeline networking.web 1949 modem

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Alwac III computer, 1959

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B-1960jacobs computer NACA

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"Human computer" Doris Baron, pictured in 1955, works with tape from machines measuring air pressure. (NASA)

NASA human computers - Women at NASA 1959 from left - Lucille Coltrane - Jean Clark Keating - Katherine Collie Speegle - Doris 'Dot' Lee -- Ruth I. Whitman - Emily Stephens Mueller

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Melba Roy Mouton

Annie Easley trabajando en un ordenador de la NASA (1978). Fotografía NASA.

Mathematician Mary Jackson at Langley Research Centre in Hampton, Virginia, 1977

NASA human computers - Women at NASA

Univac 1004 and 1005 computers 1962

politifact photos Women programmer

Rosa Casellas, cuando trabajaba como perforadora antes de entrar en Telesincro

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Female computer operator feeding instructions to The Brain

special night Univac

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MANIAC at Los Alamos - IAS computer operational

Une ordinatrice 1952

Betty and Claude Shannon

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Margaret Hamilton

Margaret Hamilton in action

Un Datapoint 2200 de la Computer Terminal Corporation en 1970

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1980s computer worker, Centers for Disease Control

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Un Datapoint 2200 de la Computer Terminal Corporation en 1970

Grace Hopper teaching COBOL

Operating a 1950s-era mainframe computer to process Social Security records.

Women operators mainframe

Two women operating ENIAC (full resolution)

Xerox Alto Xerox PARC Alto introduced

Dame Stephanie Shirley

Steve Shirley, Ann Moffatt, and their coworker Dee Shermer.

1966 Ann Moffatt led the Concorde programming team

A young woman named Anne Davis wears a punch tape dress at her “retirement party” as she leaves her job to get married

Mary Kenneth Keller

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Mary Kenneth Keller

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Kathleen Booth — Machine Learning Pioneer

Diane C. Pirog Smith

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The National Cash Register Company

Enter the library of the future!

Mainframe operator

Women computer operator

Women using computer AURORA

Women computer operator

Computer Workstation

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Mainframe operator

Mainframe operator

Mainframe operator

Mainframe operator

Mainframe operator

Mainframe operator

Mainframe operator

A 1961 photo of The Universal Automatic Computer Model 120- Image by The Department of Interior, Bureau of Mines

Mainframe operator

Mainframe operator

Mainframe operator

Mainframe operator

Go digital. Press those buttons!

Tosa Casellas perforadora para Telesincro

Mari Carmen González, una de las tejedoras de Telesincro

Women operators mainframes

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Wilkes, en una imagen de 1963

Mary Allen Wilkes, trabajando con el LINC en 1962

Un Datapoint 2200 de la Computer Terminal Corporation en 1970

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Historical Photo of Univac Computer Console and IBM Equipment

Early NACA Human Computers at Work

Human computers

UNIVAC US Census

Grace Murray Hopper

Mainframe computer operator woman

TD1000 Series Magnetic Tape Units-Computer Museum

Deuce Computer, 1956 by National Physical Laboratory (c) Crown Copyright

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Businesswoman Working With Computer Tape Drives, 1970 Canvas Print

1960s WOMAN DATA ENTRY COMPUTER B-5000 REELS OF MAGNETIC TAPE MAIN FRAME OFFICE WORK WORKING COMPUTERS

Computer Services Centre Ltd, new centre in Long Lane, Aintree, Liverpool, Circa 1970. Woman inserting magnetic tape

Woman Works At Computer

IBM 701 tape drive the first magnetic tape drive for computer data storage

COMPUTER OPERATORS WORKING WITH TAPE-DRIVEN HONEYWELL 800 MAINFRAME COMPUTER

Honeywell Model 1015 Computer

The processor and memory cabinets of a Honeywell

Beaubie Blossom

Computer operator changing a removable disk pack on a drive on an IBM

Photo courtesy of International Business Machines (IBM) Corporate, circa 1965

Photo courtesy of Christopherson Business Travel.

File:Human computers - a computer in the control room at JPL tracks Mariner 2 - reached Venus in 1962

Human computers. IBM type 704 electronic data processing machine used for making computations for aeronautical research.

Women working at manometer boards (Glen Research Center)

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Grace Murray Hopper

UNIVAC at US census

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Dorcas Muthoni AfChix

Juliana Rotich ushahidi

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Afghan Girl Coders Design Games

Women India Developers

Nuria Gnu Linux

A possible future

A possible future

The Computer Museum History Center

RCA TV Tape Recorder

The computer can produce an almost immediate treatment plan to assist the doctor in deciding what action to take

”Do Not Touch the Red Button!“ by Laurie Lipton

Data Processing System

Ladybird computer book via Giles Booth

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