Today in computer history: March 26th
Below are technology and computer-related events that happened on March 26th of every year during the evolution of computers. March 26th is the 86th day of 2024, which is a leap year. There are 280 days left in the year from this day.
162 years ago
Philibert D'Ocagne was born, a French engineer and mathematician. Died 1938 (Age: 76).
98 years ago
Stanley Gill was born, a British computer scientist known for inventing the first computer subroutine. Died 1975 (Age: 49).
95 years ago
Edwin Turney was born, co-founder of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD). Died October 15, 2008 (Age: 79).
78 years ago
James Thomas was born, a computer scientist, visionary, and research and development leader in the field of computer graphics. Died August 6, 2010 (Age: 64).
69 years ago
Steve Gibson was born, a computer enthusiast, software engineer and security researcher.
48 years ago
The First Annual World Altair Computer convention and first convention of computer hobbyists was held in New Mexico.
25 years ago
The Melissa virus spreads around the globe over e-mail in hours and becomes one of the fastest spreading viruses in history.
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