1930-1940
American physicist John Atanasoff built the first rudimentary electronic computer in the late 1930s and early 1940s, although for several decades afterward credit for the first electronic computer went to the scientists who assembled the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC) for the United States military by 1945. Danish physicist Allan Mackintosh recounts in a Scientific American article how Atanasoff first conceived of the design principles that are still used in present-day computers.
Nobody, as computers are not discovered they are designed.
April 1st 1976
Computers (or any other technological device from the stone spearhead on) are NOT discovered!
Computers are not a naturally occurring phenomenon, they can not be "discovered" only invented.
Computers aren't discovered; they are DESIGNED to do what they do. Engineers and programmers worked to develope computers since the 1940's so they could compute and then designed them to print and draw and operate machinery, etc. The question is too general to give a precise answer.
Computers are designed not discovered. Discovery implies existence before we became aware of them.
The introduction of the internet occurred in the 1950's when the first computers were made. It was not until decades later, however, when people were able to have their own personal computers.
Who discovered the computerI believe it was Charles Babbage. Have a look at the Charles Babbage Research Institute website. howard g aiken invented the computer
The abacus was developed by the Babylonians in 2000 BC. Though mechanical, it is considered to be one of the earliest computers.
No single person discovered computers; computer technology in general evolved over time (since the abacus) to what it is today.
The computer was not discovered, it was invented. It was a long process of invention for the computer as we know it today. First generation: (post World War II) Digital computers were enormous, developed mainly in the U.S. and used vacuum tubes. Second generation: (around 1960) Computers then used transistors; these were the first successful commercial computers. Third generation: (late 1960s and 1970s) These were characterized by using integrated circuits and miniaturizing components. Fourth generation: (1974) The microprocessor chip defined these computers, which resemble our computers today.
Blaise pascal invented the first mechanical adding machine in 1642.but Charles Babbage was father of morden computer Blaise pascal invented the first mechanical adding machine in 1642.but Charles Babbage was father of morden computer. O.C.A.BARIPADA Computers weren't discovered, they were invented. In its most basic understanding, computers were invented thousands of years ago by the Chinese, however that is clearly not the case for electronic