Jack Dennis
Jack B. Dennis (Elizabeth (Nova Jersey), 13 de outubro de 1931) é um cientista da computação estadunidense.[1]
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| Nascimento | 13 de outubro de 1931 (92 anos) Elizabeth (Nova Jersey) |
| Nacionalidade | Estadunidense |
| Prêmios | Prêmio Eckert–Mauchly (1984), Medalha John von Neumann IEEE (2013) |
| Instituições | Instituto de Tecnologia de Massachusetts (MIT) |
| Campo(s) | Ciência da computação |
É professor aposentado do Instituto de Tecnologia de Massachusetts (MIT).
Ligações externas
- Jack B. Dennis home page
- Photograph of Jack B. Dennis
- Oral history interview with Jack B. Dennis at the Instituto Charles Babbage, University of Minnesota. Dennis describes his educational background and work in time-sharing computer systems at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), including the TX-0 computer, the work of John McCarthy on time-sharing, and the influence of the Information Processing Techniques Office of the Advanced Research Projects Agency. Dennis also recalls the competition between Digital Equipment Corporation, General Electric, Burroughs, and International Business Machines, to manufacture time-sharing systems. He describes the development of MULTICS at General Electric.
- Parallel Computing Pioneers — Jack B. Dennis
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