Solid State: Minnesota’s High-Tech History
Solid State: Minnesota's High-Tech History
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Minnesota was the global epicenter of computing, a high-tech landscape for generations.
Born for espionage in World War II, the computer has touched nearly every part of human life. And for decades Minnesota was the global epicenter of computing as birthplace of the supercomputer and home to Univac, Control Data, IBM Rochester, and Honeywell. Produced in partnership with MHTA, with major funding from Seagate Technology.
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Solid State: Minnesota’s High-Tech History is a local public television program presented by Minnesota PBS
Solid State: Minnesota’s High-Tech History
Solid State: Minnesota's High-Tech History
Special | 56m 40sVideo has Closed Captions
Born for espionage in World War II, the computer has touched nearly every part of human life. And for decades Minnesota was the global epicenter of computing as birthplace of the supercomputer and home to Univac, Control Data, IBM Rochester, and Honeywell. Produced in partnership with MHTA, with major funding from Seagate Technology.
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