Computer History Museum

Museum in Mountain View

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February 19 2025 CHM appointed Marc Etkind, a former NASA Communications Leader, as its next President and Chief Executive Officer.
January 19 2023 The Apple Lisa source code was released to the public.
March 2018 Dan'l Lewin, a former technology executive, replaced John Hollar as CEO.
January 28 2017 The museum launched the interactive exhibit 'Make Software: Change the World!', designed for middle schoolers and up, featuring multimedia displays and a software lab exploring coding.
October 21 2014 The Xerox Alto's source code was released to the public.
January 2011 CHM reopened after a two-year, $19 million renovation.
January 13 2011 The Computer History Museum opened its comprehensive exhibit 'Revolution: The First 2000 Years of Computing', covering computing history from the abacus to the Internet across 20 galleries.
2010 The museum began collecting source code of significant software, starting with Apple's MacPaint 1.3, which was made publicly downloadable.

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