Generation Of Computer

Generations of Computers

GENERATION IMPORTANT TIMELINE KEY PEOPLE / INVENTORS MAIN TECHNOLOGY / PROCESSOR INPUT METHOD OUTPUT METHOD STORAGE PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE WHY IT WAS CREATED HOW IT WAS CREATED USED UNTIL ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
1ST GENERATION COMPUTERS 1940 – 1956 J. Presper Eckert, John Mauchly, concept by Charles Babbage Vacuum Tubes Punch Cards, Paper Tape Printouts Magnetic Drum Machine Language (0 & 1) Military calculations and scientific research (World War II) Thousands of vacuum tubes wired together ~1956 First electronic computers, faster than manual calculation Very large, expensive, produced heat, consumed huge electricity
2ND GENERATION COMPUTERS 1956 – 1963 John Bardeen, Walter Brattain, William Shockley Transistors Punch Cards Printers, Monitors Magnetic Core Memory Assembly, FORTRAN, COBOL Make computers smaller, faster and reliable Vacuum tubes replaced by transistor circuits ~1963 Smaller, faster, less heat, more reliable Still expensive, required cooling
3RD GENERATION COMPUTERS 1964 – 1971 Jack Kilby, Robert Noyce Integrated Circuits (IC) Keyboard, Punch Cards Monitor, Printer Magnetic Disk BASIC, PASCAL Increase processing power and reduce cost Many transistors on single silicon chip ~1971 Smaller, faster, cheaper, multitasking possible Still needed air conditioning
4TH GENERATION COMPUTERS 1971 – Present Ted Hoff, Federico Faggin Microprocessor (VLSI) Keyboard, Mouse Monitor, Printer, GUI Hard Disk, SSD C, C++, Java Create personal computers for everyday use Entire CPU placed on single microprocessor chip Still used today Very small, powerful, cheap, portable Security issues, electronic waste
5TH GENERATION COMPUTERS Present – Future Organizations like IBM and Google Artificial Intelligence, ULSI, Quantum Processors Voice, Touch, Sensors AI responses, VR/AR displays Cloud Storage, Quantum Memory Python, Prolog Build intelligent systems that can think and learn AI algorithms, neural networks, quantum research Ongoing Automation, smart decision making Expensive research, ethical concerns
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