Word: computerize
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The processors, donated by the Digital Equipment Company—whose founder, Kenneth H. Olsen, famously said that “there is no reason for any individual to have a computer in his home”—were Harvard’s baby steps into the computer...
“What was beginning to happen was that universities recognized the importance of getting computing in the hands of students, and the computer companies were recognizing the importance of capturing the student market,” said former Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis �?...
Ken Kozikosski, then-manager of the Harvard Computer Store, was less sanguine about Harvard’s entrance into the computer market.
In the June issue of the journal Nature Geoscience, Tom Knutson of the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration questions whether we're seeing "a really dramatic increase in Atlantic hurricane activity resulting from greenhouse warming." Quite a few of Knutson's colleagues in turn are questioning him and the computer models...
Modern agribusiness owes a debt to J.R. Simplot, who left home at age 14 and went on to dominate the American potato business. He supplied U.S. troops with dried food during World War II and sold French fries to fast-food chains, but the Idaho native also invested in cattle...