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SRI (Stanford Research Institute)
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An independent research institute founded in 1946, originally affiliated with Stanford.
SRI (Stanford Research Institute) — An independent research institute founded in 1946, originally affiliated with Stanford.
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Xerox PARC, 1970. The invention that fit, and the ones that walked out.
Origins
The Mother of All Demos, 1968. What was shown but never built.
Origins
In 1960, Engelbart ran the numbers. Moore's Law is the half we kept.
Origins
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