Computer History Museum

@computerhistoryUSAnalyzed

ProgrammingArtificial intelligenceEngineeringcomputer historytechnologyengineeringdigital innovationoral histories
Open on YouTube

Audience and activity

Subscribers179K
Views per video1.8Kmedian of the last 30
Views per subscriber0.01how many actually watch
Comments per video2median
Uploads per month8.4
Last upload16d ago2026-09-22
Total views30M
Total videos2.2K
Long-form / Shorts55% / 35%

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What Computer History Museum makes

Topics computer history, technology, engineering, digital innovation, oral histories

Welcome to the Computer History Museum channel on YouTube. We're committed to preserving and presenting the history and stories of the Information Age. Here on YouTube we offer videos of the many lectures and events at the museum and also historic computer films. We also feature video from our well–known Revolutionaries television series. Be sure to check out the Computer History Museum website for even more information including online exhibits, upcoming events and our collection of computing artifacts: http://www.computerhistory.org.

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Recent videos

TitlePublishedViewsLength
Oral History of Fumio Kugiya2026-09-22997111 min
Oral History of Greg Badros2026-09-171.9K208 min
Oral History of Rich Seifert2026-09-161.7K155 min
In Conversation with Boris Cherny, Creator of Claude CodeShort2026-09-1600 min
Oral History of Don Mattson2026-09-091.8K104 min
UNBOXED: Apple’s 40-year-old vision of the future, finally realized.2026-09-0942.3K2 min
IBM Stretch: The House-Sized Computer2026-09-054.5K1 min
Oral History of Mark Goldstein2026-09-042.2K136 min
Sounds of the 1980s: NESShort2026-09-015.8K0 min
Oral History of Andy Hertzfeld Part 1 of 22026-08-314.7K180 min

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Website www.computerhistory.org

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