Computer History Museum.
museum in Mountain View, California
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danah boyd StructuralDanah Boyd, a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, published a new book through the University of Chicago Press.Moves Computer History Museum
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Hewlett-Packard TransactionalKeysight Technologies was spun off from Hewlett-Packard on August 20, 2025.Moves Computer History Museum
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IBM Mentioned togetherRoyal Bank of Canada reaffirmed an outperform rating.Moves Computer History Museum
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Mountain View Shared contextDue to restrictive policies in Palo Alto, there has been a removal of street parking on El Camino Real in Mountain View.Moves Computer History Museum
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Europe Shared contextThe European Central Bank is forced to raise interest rates due to energy price shocks from the Iran war and an influx of Chinese exports.Moves Computer History Museum
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danah boyd Structural
Danah Boyd serves as a trustee for the Computer History Museum.
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John W. Walker Structural
The Computer History Museum preserves the collection of John W. Walker.
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Hewlett-Packard Transactional
HP contributed technical expertise and personnel to support the work of the Computer History Museum.
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IBM Mentioned together
The Computer History Museum collects, preserves, and studies artifacts related to IBM's products and technological history.
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Cupertino Shared context
The Computer History Museum operates and hosts events in the geographic area of Cupertino/Silicon Valley.
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Mountain View Shared context
The Computer History Museum is geographically located within the city limits of Mountain View.
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Europe Shared context
The relationship is positional, with Europe serving as the geographical context for computer history festivals.