National Museum of American History - Electronics & Data Processing

Electronics & Data Processing

In the science field, some notable personalities who or whose work has been added to the Museum include:

  • Seymour Cray (inventor of the Supercomputer)
  • Gordon Moore (Historical creator of Moore's law, predicting rhythm of progression in electronics and thus computing)
  • Roland Moreno (inventor of the Smart card)
  • Robert Kahn and Sir Tim Berners-Lee (creators of Internet Protocol and World Wide Web).

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