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94 Moments
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1974
1974
John R. Opel Becomes CEO
1973
1973
Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded to Leo Esaki
Jan-1973
Frank T. Cary Becomes Chairman and CEO
1972
1972
IBM's 8-Bar Logo Designed by Paul Rand
1969
1969
IBM Participated in the Lunar Mission
1969
Monopolization and the Sherman Antitrust Act
1969
Forrest Parry Invented Magnetic Stripe Card
1966
1966
T. Vincent Learson Takes Charge
1964
1964
IBM Moved Headquarters to Armonk, New York
07-Apr-1964
IBM Launched the IBM System/360
1963
1963
IBM Helped NASA Track Mercury Astronauts
1963
IBM Fellowship and Internship Program
1961
31-Jul-1961
IBM Developed SABRE and Selectric Typewriter
1961
Thomas J. Watson Jr. Becomes CEO
May-1961
Albert Lynn Williams Becomes President
1960
25-Aug-1960
IBM Sponsored the Olympic Games
1958
1958
IBM Switched to Transistorized Designs
1957
Apr-1957
Development of FORTRAN programming language
1956
14-Sep-1956
IBM 305 RAMAC Introduced the Hard Disk Drive
1956
First Practical Example of Artificial Intelligence
1952
21-May-1952
IBM Offered Its First Commercial Stored-Program Computer
1951
1951
Thomas J. Watson Jr. Assumes Leadership
1949
1949
Thomas J. Watson Becomes CEO
1949
John George Phillips Takes Over
1945
1945
Founding of Watson Scientific Computing Laboratory
1943
Aug-1943
IBM Produced M1 Carbine Rifles During WWII
1933
1933
IBM Merges Most Subsidiaries Into One Company
1924
14-Feb-1924
CTR Renamed to International Business Machines
1915
1915
Life and Legacy of George Winthrop Fairchild
1911
1911
Thomas J. Watson's Leadership Begins
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