Today in computer history: April 22th

Below are technology and computer-related events that happened on April 22th of every year during the evolution of computers. April 22th is the 113th day of 2024, which is a leap year. There are 253 days left in the year from this day.

Wilhelm Schickard pictureApril 22, 1592
432 years ago

Wilhelm Schickard was born, a German professor of Hebrew and Astronomy and one of the first to design a direct entry calculating clock in the 17th century. Died October 24, 1635 (Age: 43).

Martin Goetz pictureApril 22, 1930
94 years ago

Martin Goetz was born, computer software pioneer known for the development of the commercial software industry.

Amir Pnueli pictureApril 22, 1941
83 years ago

Amir Pnueli was born, a respected computer scientist who focused on temporal logic and model checking. Died November 2, 2009 (Age: 68).

Manuel Fernandez pictureApril 22, 1946
78 years ago

Manuel Fernandez was born, founder of the Gavilan Computer Corporation which developed one of the first portable laptop computers.

InternetApril 22, 1993
31 years ago

The NCSA releases the Mosaic web browser, which quickly becomes the first popular web browser.

CompanyApril 22, 1999
25 years ago

SyQuest Technology Inc. announced the sale of all its U.S. assets to Iomega Corporation for $9.1 million.

AMDApril 22, 2003
21 years ago

AMD released the first single-core Opteron processors.

IntelApril 22, 2006
18 years ago

Intel releases the Core2 Duo Processor E6320 (4M Cache, 1.86 GHz, 1066 MHz FSB).

IntelApril 22, 2007
17 years ago

Intel releases the Core2 Duo Processor E4400 (2M Cache, 2.00 GHz, 800 MHz FSB).

CompanyApril 22, 2009
15 years ago

Square Enix purchased Eidos.

CompanyApril 22, 2010
14 years ago

CenturyLink acquired Qwest.

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