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Genius and Tragedy at Dawn of Computer Age
John von Neumann led a team of computer developers in Princeton.
Credit: I.B.M. Archives
One of the many myths about Apple is that the company's name is a reference to the half-eaten apple reportedly found beside the corpse of the British computer scientist Alan Turing after he committed suicide in 1954 a few weeks before his 42nd birthday.
From The New York Times
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