Women in Tech looks at the 75th anniversary of ENIAC day - the day the first all-electronic programmable computer was unveiled. Many of us may not realise there was a group of pioneering women who helped with the invention and led the programming of this device. Unisys is the primary sponsor of ENIAC Day largely because the company is the successor to Sperry UNIVAC, the company founded by ENIAC inventors J. Presper Eckert and John Mauchly.
Women in Tech: It’s 75 Years Since We Built The World’s First Computer And Women Were A Big Part Of It
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