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President Joe Biden hosts a virtual bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India
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President Joe Biden hosts a meeting on Artificial Intelligence
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ENIAC computer was the first general-purpose electronic digital computer
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President Joe Biden is given a tour of the National Counterterrorism Center's Watch Floor
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Enigma, the German cipher machine created for sending messages during World War 2
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President Joe Biden
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Enigma, the German cipher machine created codes for sending messages during World War 2
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Room size computer at NASA's Ames Research Center. Feb. 16, 1990
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Robonaut hand (left), and a spacesuit-gloved human-hand
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Large stack of computer generated welfare checks at a New York City welfare office
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Tomahawk cruise missile launches from the guided-missile destroyer USS Sterett during a weapons training exercise off
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US Army soldiers e-mail their families before eating Thanksgiving dinner at Camp Cobra in Iraq on Nov
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Soldiers and airmen in Iraq check their e-mail at Camp Caldwell Iraq
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US Marines at Pearl Harbor Hawaii during the a large multinational combat operation the 2008 Rim of the Pacific
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Officers at the console on the lower deck of a B-52
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Tomahawk long-range cruise missile launches from the battleship USS MISSOURI during a weapons training exercise
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U.S. Census worker transferring information from a questionnaire to a punch card
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U.S. Bureau of the Census computer operator at a punch card sorter
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A worker in the Social Security Board Records Office at the visible control rack
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U.S. Bureau of the Census computer operator pointing out the interior mechanism of the punched card sorter
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U.S. Census workers transferring birth records to a computer punch cards
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U.S. Census worker transferring information from a questionnaire to a punch card
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Close up of mechanism used to make precise holes on computer punch cards at U
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Small part of Babbage's mechanical calculating engine his Difference Engine an invention to which he dedicated his
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President George Bush works on a personal computer at Laurel Lodge at Camp David in 1992
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Technicians working with room size IBM type 704 computer making calculations for aeronautical research
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1949 computer used by rocket scientists at the Lewis Flight Propulsion Laboratory
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An Iraqi police recruit holds his eye open for a retinal scan administered by a US Soldier in Mahmudiyah Iraq May 30
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An Iraqi candidate for the Sons of Iraq security force holds his eye open for a retinal scan administered by a US
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Charles Babbage 1792-1871 English mathematician
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Herman Hollerith (1860-1929), American inventor as a child. Ca. 1870
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Herman Hollerith (1860-1929), American inventor of a punch card tabulating machine for automating the 1890 U
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John von Neumann (1903-1957), Hungarian-American mathematician whose work on quantum mechanics
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A US Census worker oversees the automatic card sorting machine used for recording census information in 1915
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An AMTRAK worker at a computer terminal gets information on available space and fares and can enter reservations
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Univac was the first computer designed for commercial use and 46 were built and installed in the 1950s
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Dr. John von Neumann, a 51 year mathematician before Congress Atomic Energy Committee
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Dr. John von Neumann, his wife Clara
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Mechanized currency counter, the Tichometer accurately counts dollar bills at the rate of 1000 per minute
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Louis Harris, was pollster for the 1960 presidential campaign of John F. Kennedy
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Thomas J. Watson, Jr. talks with IBM stockholders before their yearly meeting in the New York Coliseum
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The assembly line at IBM's Lexington
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Tape-punching equipment for the automatic message accounting system at Bell Telephone laboratories
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Marine Unmanned Aerial Vehicle lands after a surveillance mission
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Thomas Augustus Watson, lead IBM from 1914 to 1956
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