CMoA News

CMoA Announces Former Apple CEO, Gil Amelio, Added to the Board

The Computer Museum of America (CMoA), one of the Atlanta area’s most unique museums showcasing a comprehensive collection of artifacts from the digital revolution, will unveil two rare pieces from NASA’s Apollo program, the Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC) and Display Keyboard (DSKY), at Bytes & Brews on June 24, the first of this popular event series in 2022.

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CMoA Unveils Extraordinary Exhibit Featuring Over 150 Chips

If you’re intrigued by all the buzz around semiconductor chips and want to know more, we’ve got the perfect exhibit for you. From the very first microprocessors such as the Intel 4004 and TI 1000 to more modern chips made by Intel, AMD, Apple, Sun, Oracle, and others, we’ve put together an awe-inspiring collection of artfully framed chips that shaped technology innovation over many decades.

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CMoA Announces LuminAI at BYTE

The Computer Museum of America (CMoA), one of the Atlanta area’s most unique museums showcasing a comprehensive collection of artifacts from the digital revolution, will unveil two rare pieces from NASA’s Apollo program, the Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC) and Display Keyboard (DSKY), at Bytes & Brews on June 24, the first of this popular event series in 2022.

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CMoA Partners with Eaton Academy LEAP Program

The Computer Museum of America (CMoA), one of the Atlanta area’s most unique museums showcasing a comprehensive collection of artifacts from the digital revolution, will unveil two rare pieces from NASA’s Apollo program, the Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC) and Display Keyboard (DSKY), at Bytes & Brews on June 24, the first of this popular event series in 2022.

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Computer Museum of America Event to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Cray Research with a celebration of the life and contributions of Seymour Cray by “Kickin’ It Back to the CRAY-Z 70s”

The Computer Museum of America (CMoA), one of the Atlanta area’s most unique museums showcasing a comprehensive collection of artifacts from the digital revolution, will unveil two rare pieces from NASA’s Apollo program, the Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC) and Display Keyboard (DSKY), at Bytes & Brews on June 24, the first of this popular event series in 2022.

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Computer Museum of America Event to Unveil Rare Artifacts from NASA’s Apollo Space Program: Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC) and Display Keyboard (DSKY)

The Computer Museum of America (CMoA), one of the Atlanta area’s most unique museums showcasing a comprehensive collection of artifacts from the digital revolution, will unveil two rare pieces from NASA’s Apollo program, the Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC) and Display Keyboard (DSKY), at Bytes & Brews on June 24, the first of this popular event series in 2022.

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Computer Museum of America Obtains a 1985 CRAY-2 Supercomputer

CMoA has obtained a rare 1985 CRAY-2 supercomputer from NASA. The vintage 1985 machine was the fastest and most powerful supercomputer at the time and NASA used it for nearly a decade to simulate flight for hundreds of research aircraft at NASA’s Langley Research Center.

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