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(1955) As the United States and the Soviet Union were in a bitter rivalry, both nations wanted achieve exploring outer space with artificial satellites and the walking on the moon. In order to achieve those accomplishments, both the US and the Soviet Union had used human brains to solve this problem, but due to a human limit to how they can calculate such complicated and complex problems, the US and the Soviet Union had created different types of computers in-order to calculate many equations for that the satellites and rocket ships could be launched into space safely. The Soviet Union had used 2 IBM 704 computers to track the Sputnik 1, the world's first artificial satellite. The US (MIT) meanwhile had created a new piece technology  called the central processing unit (CPU) that would reduce the weight but also help calculate the trajectory of the Apollo 11's flight.

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(1971) Hoff's big thing was the creation of the Microprocessor, a single chip which had the data processing logic and control.  This invention had basically shrunk the size of all computers today, and are the reason desktops exist. This microprocessor solved many problems as it gave way for the existence of personal computers and its fast processing speed for its age. Its small size would no longer cause the problem of regular computers taking up the space of an entire room. This was named the Intel 4004 and would be the start of the huge technology company Intel, which would dominate the computer industry against their competition AMD.

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The alto is also known as the xerox alto was first introduced on March 1st, 1973. It had a mouse, graphic interfaces, built-in networking and could print things because of the laser printer built inside. However not many were sold because of the fact that Xerox didn't know or understand much about computers resulting in poor quality or a lack of expectations met with this machine.

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Macs (Called Macintosh until 1999) are basically personal computers and are still used worldwide today.  The first one releasing in 1984 by Apple. This older design would be the first conventional computer that could be used by a person in an office or trying to browse online casually, of course with its new design there were some flaws. The biggest difference between this and previous computers is the size and accessibility. The name Macintosh is named after the type of apple, and due to this fact the company logo or trademark is literally an apple with a bite in it.

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(1952) During the presidential election between Republican Dwight Eisenhower and Democrat Adlai Stevenson, Remington Rend, the company that had created UNIVAC approached CBS News, wanting to use the computer to predict the 1952 presidential elections. They wanted to use an "electronic brain" to calculate it instead of a human one. When people had thought that the votes would be equal, the UNIVAC had p predicted that Eisenhower would win in a landslide, this in fact had been correct. CBS News didn't want to air this, it was soon exposed that UNIVAC had in fact been correct, this resulted in people believing more and more in this computer stuff. Later in the 1956 election, many different sources were now using computers instead of human predictions.

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(1945) The ENIAC machine was made to calculate the trajectory of artillery for the Allied war efforts.  It was by far the most efficient computer at the time, being able to crank out the required numbers to fire artillery accurately in 100 seconds. This proved that computers could be made would later inspire the Univac.

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(1943) After the Enigma was created, the allies had been put into the dark, not being able to decipher German messages the Enigma brought someone sought to fix the issue.  So with the combined brilliance of The Allied powers they had created the "Colossus."   However due to it being created near the end of the War it's existence was not as impactful as first thought. The Colossus was made to decipher messages encrypted by the Enigma, as this would end the war faster and give an advantage to the Allies.

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(1918) During world war 2, the Germans had created a machine that would encrypt messages sent to other commanders, this would help keep secrets and orders that could be sent to each other without the bother of Allies trying to intercept these messages. This would be the first use of data encryption in such a situation using a computer, due to the Engima, the Colossus computer would be invented to counter this machine.

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(1896)The census problem was when people were still checking information by handcounting and punch holes manually, while an inventor named Herman Hollerith seeing this problem and how long this process took,invented a machine that would automatically punch holes into cards, giving an introduction of modern machine processing into the modern world.

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In the 1840s, Ada Lovelace wrote the first computer progamme in the world, and she wrote about Charles Babbage's most famous invention, the Analytical Engine (even though it was never made), but Ada Lovelace had realized that the computer could follow some simple instructions to create complex calculations. This would a new beginning for computers to be used to calculate equations without the use of humans or manual work.

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In the year 1822, the first mechanical computer was being constructed by Charles Babbage, also regarded as the father of computers.
However the man had great ideas but not the required materials, so it took 11 years for the design of the Analytical Engine (which was a general purpose computer) to become a reality.