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Computer History

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A Comprehensive Reference

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Pre-history
Ada Byron's notes on the analytical engine
As We May Think
Memex
Moore School Lectures
Oslo Analyzer
Thomas Fowler
Charles Babbage
Vannevar Bush
Water integrator
Machine Architecture
Amorphous computing
Address space
Addressing mode
Bell's Law of Computer Classes
Cellular architecture
Chemical computer
Classes of computers
Cluster (computing)
Complex instruction set computer
Computer architecture
Computer architecture simulator
CPU design
CPU Wars
Database machine
Dataflow architecture
Decimal computer
DNA computing
Explicit Data Graph Execution
Extendable instruction set computer
Fault-tolerant computer systems
Fifth generation computer
Flynn's taxonomy
Hardened computer
Harvard architecture
Heterogenous computing
History of computing hardware
History of computing hardware (1960s–present)
Hybrid computer
Hybrid computing
HyperText Computer
Lockstep (computing)
Massive parallel processing
Megacomputer
Membrane computing
Microarchitecture
MIMD
Minimalism (computing)
Minisupercomputer
MISD
Modified Harvard architecture
Molecular computer
Multi-core
Multimedia computer
Multiprocessing
Peptide computing
Photonic computing
Processor-in-memory
Quantum computer
Reduced instruction set computer
Zero address arithmetic
Serial computer
SIMD
SISD
Slot (computer architecture)
Superminicomputer
Superscalar
Symmetric multiprocessing
Symmetric Turing machine
System bus model
Tagged architecture
Ternary computer
Topic outline of computer engineering
Topological computing
Turing machine
Turing machine examples
Turing machine gallery
Ultra-Large-Scale Systems
Unconventional computing
Universal Turing machine
Unorganized machine
Vaakya Architecture
Von Neumann architecture
Hardware
ALPAC
Alvey
AN/USQ-17
AN/USQ-20
Anti machine
APEXC
Atanasoff–Berry Computer
Atlas Computer (Manchester)
Automatic Computing Engine
Autonetics Recomp II
Bendix G-15
Bendix G-20
BESM
BINAC
BMS-203
Bombe
BRLESC
BTRON
Burroughs B2500
Burroughs large systems
C.mmp
CALDIC
CAP computer
CDC 1604
CDC 160A
Colossus computer
CSIRAC
D-17B
D-37C
D37D
Darwin machine
DASK
Dataflow
DATAR
Datasaab D2
DRTE Computer
DYSEAC
EDVAC
Electrologica X1
Electrologica X8
Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator
Elliott 803
English Electric DEUCE
English Electric KDF8
English Electric KDF9
ENIAC
FUJIC
FERMIAC
Ferranti Mark I
Ferranti Mercury
Ferranti Orion
Ferranti Pegasus
GE-400 series
Harvard Mark IV
Heathkit H-11
Honeywell 200
IBM M44/44X
ICT 1301
ILLIAC
ILLIAC II
LEO (computer)
LGP-30
LINC
LINC-8
List of vacuum tube computers
Magnetic Drum Digital Differential Analyzer
Mailüfterl
Mallock machine
Manchester computers
Manchester Mark 1
Manchester Small-Scale Experimental Machine
Metrovick 950
MIC-1
MIPS architecture
Mir (computer)
MOBIDIC
Nanocomputer
NCR 304
NCR 315
NCR 315-100
NCR 315-RMC
Nimrod (computing)
NonStop
NUSSE
Odra (computer)
OpenRISC 1200
P112
PDP-1
PERM (computer)
Pilot ACE
RAYDAC
Rice Institute Computer
SAPO (computer)
SDS 930
SDS 940
SEAC (computer)
Simon (computer)
SPEED2000
Strela computer
Super harvard
SWAC (computer)
TIFRAC
Titan (computer)
TRADIC
Transistor computer
TX-0
TX-2
UNIVAC 1101
UNIVAC 1102
UNIVAC 1103
UNIVAC 1103A
UNIVAC 1104
UNIVAC 1105
UNIVAC 1107
UNIVAC I
UNIVAC II
UNIVAC III
UNIVAC LARC
UNIVAC Solid State
UTEC
Uzel (computer)
Wang B-machine
Whirlwind (computer)
Wisconsin Integrally Synchronized Computer
WITCH (computer)
Workstation
Z22
ZEBRA (computer)