Annals of the History of Computing

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The label “Harvard architecture” has been applied to various computing devices where instructions and data are stored in separate memories. In the Harvard Mark III/IV the decision to separate the stores was motivated by a desire to optimize…

This is the story of how Unix users hacked the European data networks competition in the 1980s, by using and appropriating common resources for their own experimental and operational needs while planting the seeds of participatory digital culture, both…

This article explores the role of artist collectives in the original innovation of distributed-denial-of-service attacks. While current scholarship references the artist collectives Strano Network and Electronic Disturbance Theater as separate case stu…

This article discusses the social function of Brazilian universities from the standpoint of the history of computing in Brazil, revisiting the dissolution of the Computing Projects Laboratory (LPC), a lab of the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de…

This article presents a brief background of the personal computer boom in Lagos, including the early history of computing and the rise of technology entrepreneurship in Nigeria. I then discuss the impact of Nigeria’s structural adjustment program on th…