Computer History Museum.
museum in Mountain View, California
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A festival was held near Apple's founding location in Cupertino, involving the Computer History Museum.Some support31 reports
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John W. Walker cofounded Autodesk, and his collection is being preserved by the Computer History Museum, which is located in Mountain View.Some support1 report
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Dave Dwelley was appointed as Strategic Advisor to Edgewater Wireless Systems Inc. on May 28, 2026, during a portfolio company update at the Computer History Museum.Some support1 report
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News at the entities that move Computer History Museum most-
IBM Mentioned togetherIBM unveiled its quantum computer in Chicago and extended partnerships across the State of Illinois.Moves Computer History Museum
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Mountain View Shared contextSalvation Army is pulling out of its care centers and will no longer own the Mountain View home.Moves Computer History Museum
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Europe Shared contextWar was raging across Europe in 1941.Moves Computer History Museum
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CES Mentioned togetherCelerant, which owns Saledock, launched its Celerant ONE product at CES.Moves Computer History Museum
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Cupertino Shared contextApple Inc. is targeting the Indian market while navigating a major leadership transition from its Cupertino headquarters.Moves Computer History Museum
Connections
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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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Cupertino Shared context
The Computer History Museum operates and hosts events in the geographic area of Cupertino/Silicon Valley.
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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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CES Mentioned together
The relationship is based on minimal evidence linking the museum's activities to the consumer electronics industry.
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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.