It’s hard to imagine a time without computers, but it did exist, as did six women who changed the entire #tech landscape. Meet the ENIAC programmers, who used their expertise to calculate artillery trajectories during WWII. But it wasn’t just war efforts that benefited from their brains; they went on to help create the first commercially produced computer, changing the way we related to technology forever. Here’s to them, and women who continue to blaze the trail for #womeninSTEM. Join us in the

The ENIAC was the first large-scale electronic computer in the United States. Its hundreds of cables and switches were programmed by six young women, including Kay Antonelli, Jean Bartik (2008 Fellow Award Honoree), Betty Holberton, Marilyn Meltzer, Frances Spence, and Ruth Teitelbaum. Discover their story: http://bit.ly/162jmYu #WomensHistoryMonth | Computer History Museum