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Industrial Heritage Computer history Patrimoine industriel et technique Histoire de l'informatiqueSujets proches
Frontier troubles Annals Hardware, Computer Electronic brains Automatic data processors Electronic calculating-machines Computer hardware Computing machines (Computers) Electronic computers Automatic computers Exhibitions and museums Museums, relics, etcCiter ce document
Florence Hachez-Leroy et al., « Musées et collections informatiques », HAL-SHS : histoire, ID : 10670/1.9twzs2
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The earliest collections relating to computer technology appeared practically at the same time as com- puters began to be used in busi- nesses. If we include objects and machines used for calculations, thenotion covers a vast period of hu- man history. The relationship between computers and mathema- tics is to be found in the collections of science museums, either in the earliest exhibitions specifically devoted to computers or in the later developments brought to the mu- seum’s permanent collections. And today, many company museums are dedicated to information tech- nology and digital matters.