Margaret Hamilton, who developed software for first moon landing, dies at 90

Her work enabled NASA’s Apollo onboard computers to alert astronauts of problems.

Margaret Hamilton, pioneering computer scientist for Apollo program, dies at 90

Margaret Hamilton, a pioneering computer scientist who helped save the Apollo 11 moon mission, has died. She was 90 years old ...

Margaret Hamilton, whose software helped land Apollo astronauts on the moon, has died

The groundbreaking researcher who helped create the field of software engineering and whose code helped land NASA win the ...
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Java has been on your computer your whole life and here's what it actually does

That old Java icon had a much bigger résumé than I gave it credit for.

"She saved Apollo 11’s Moon Landing": Who was Margaret Hamilton, whose software helped NASA land on the moon?

Margaret Hamilton led the MIT team that developed Apollo's flight software. During the Apollo 11 landing, the system helped ...

Quantum X Labs Files U.S Patent Application for Breakthrough Structured-Beam Laser Cooling Technology for Its Cold-Atom Quantum Computer

Patent application covers structured-beam laser technology for the cooling, manipulation and transport of neutral atoms in the Company’s ...
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Ghost’s $3,499 Core has no screen, because the computer is for your AI agent

The screenless desktop from a 19-year-old founder's startup runs Qwen and Gemma models on its own Nvidia graphics card, reads ...
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Software engineering trailblazer Margaret Hamilton dies aged 90

Computing pioneer and the originator of software engineering, Margaret Hamilton, has died aged 90 years old. Hamilton is ...

How GitHub Copilot Can Now Operate Desktop Apps: Getting Started with 'computer use' and What to Check Before Delegating to Business Software

What you will learn in this article What you can now do with 'computer use' announced by GitHub on October 1, 2026 What ...

At 19, founder raises $11 million for Ghost, maker of a $3,499 computer for personal AI

Ghost announced Monday its official emergence from stealth and an $11 billion seed round led by Andreessen Horowitz.
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Boeing replaces the 737 NG / MAX flight computer interface: fewer buttons, same logic

Boeing Global Services offers a drop-in replacement for the control and display unit, with an AMLCD screen that emulates the physical keypad and a single part number covering three layouts. The FAA ...

Glimpse Launches Explore, Bringing Its Industrial X-Ray CT Analysis Software to All Hardware Industries

Glimpse, the industrial CT software and services company whose customers include NASA, Lucid Motors, Anker, and Amprius, launched Explore today, a new package of the Glimpse Portal that brings X-ray ...