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Revolutions in Tech + Connectivity (That Started in Massachusetts)

From the telephone to the ARPANET to the first email to the Android operating system, Lauren Kashan takes you on a fast-paced tour of revolutions in technology and communications, all with links to Massachusetts. We talk about programming pioneers like Admiral Grace Hopper and Margaret Hamilton, as well as the co-founders of Akamai, the company that tackled the "world wide wait" in the early days of the web. (One of them happened to work down the hall at MIT from the inventor of the web, Tim Berners-Lee.) Lauren also interviews Rich Miner, co-founder of the startup Android, which is now the world's most popular mobile operating system. And Rebecca Carpenter of Draper takes us on a tour of that company's museum of aerospace achievements — including putting humans on the moon. Once you've watched the video, try one of our trivia quizzes related to this series: https://www.theinnovationtrail.org/in... #STEM #history #massachusetts #massachusettsinstituteoftechnology