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.
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.
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.
First Annual 2022 “LOVE BYTES,” The Computer Museum of America’s (CMoA) “Brunch and Browse,” benefiting CMoA in Roswell
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.
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.
Computer Museum of America Announces Spring and Summer Event Calendar
CMoA is open for business with pandemic health precautions in place and today announces its event line up for spring and summer 2021. All current health and safety protocols will be followed including masks, plentiful hand sanitizer, social distancing and more.
Computer Museum of America (CMoA) joins the new season of Catalyst Games
Catalyst Games facilitates friendly team building competitions among various organizations by playing games for charity. CMoA will be participating this year along with other nonprofits including Carvana and Sage Foundation.
CMoA Unveils Rare, WWII-Era Enigma Cipher Machine
Computer Museum of America (CMoA) is unveiling a fully restored, operational Enigma machine, beginning on September 18th. CMoA houses one of the world’s largest, most comprehensive collections of artifacts from the digital revolution, and recently reopened in Roswell, GA. Our Enigma machine is believed to be one of the only known Enigma machines in the Southeast with pedigreed papers from 1936 Germany.
Computer Museum of America Announces Inaugural Fundraising Event
CMoA will host its inaugural fundraising event, Celebrate The Launch. This event will take place on July 13, 2019 at the CMoA’s new permanent home at 5000 Commerce Parkway, Roswell, GA 30076 at 7p.m.