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In January 2012, when Virginia “Ginni” Rometty became the first female CEO in IBM’s 100-year history, the company’s stock sat near all-time highs, its earnings-per-share targets impressed Wall…

In the world of operating systems, few names carry as much weight as Dave Cutler. While most people have never heard of him, virtually everyone who has ever…

In 2011, Kimberly Bryant sat in the parking lot of a Stanford University computer science camp and watched her daughter Kai walk out visibly deflated. Kai, then eleven…

In 2018, Yoshua Bengio received a phone call that confirmed what his peers had known for years. The Association for Computing Machinery was awarding him the A.M. Turing…

In the annals of programming language history, few stories carry stakes as high as this one. In the mid-1970s, the United States Department of Defense faced a crisis:…

In 2013, a software engineer at Pinterest published a single blog post that detonated a conversation the entire technology industry had been avoiding for decades. Tracy Chou —…

In August 2003, a small Estonian development team released software that would fundamentally change how humans communicate across distances. Within two years, Skype had 54 million registered users.…

Most people who design software think about it in terms of tools — menus, buttons, inputs, outputs. Brenda Laurel looked at a computer screen and saw a stage.…

In the early 2000s, ESPN.com was one of the most heavily trafficked websites on the internet — and one of the most bloated. Built on a labyrinth of…