Either England or Germany. They bioth have valid claims. England- (England) Countess Ada Lovelace and the idea of what we would know call a thread exwcuting instructions in a stored program. Earlier, in Germany, Liebniz constructed the difference engine. While not a true digital computer it encompassed some of the features still found today. e.g., a program counter, different interpretation of data and instructions, fixed word length. So you choose which you think was the first digital computer. Let's not forget, there is another breed of computer (calculator actually) called an Abacus (this a very precise form of analog computer) and the Chinese came up with this long, long before the tike of Liebniz (Late17th - early 18th century) or Countess LOvelace (early 19th century).
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BTW, the programming language, ADA, is named in her honor.
The person who invented the computer CD is James Russell.
CHARLES BABBAGE , the person who invented the computer
yes the first computer was invented only by Charles Babbage so it's one person.
the person who invented the 1st personal computer was Steve wozniak. he invented the apple computer.
the person who invented the PC aka the computer
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Gene Amdahl was the chief architect. However no specific person invented it.
The first person to invent a computer is Charles Babbage, that is why he is being referred to as the father of computer.
No specific person, there were many projects in the 1950s to transistorize the computer.
Freya (jenny-carol) Cuthbertson
Yes, the computer is invented.
The computer was not invented by a single person, but rather is the result of contributions from many individuals over time. In Hindi, "computer" is translated as "कम्प्यूटर" (kampyūṭar).