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The ACM is the primary organization in the field of Computing Machinery and promotes computing as a science and a profession. The site has a digital library with online articles from some of the journals published by ACM.

IBM is one of the largest computing businesses worldwide. The website describes the services and products that IBM provides, including business and IT services. Products can be ordered through the website.

Microsoft, located in Redmond, Washington, is a software computing company founded by Bill Gates. Microsoft's best selling products are the Microsoft Windows Operating System and Microsoft Office which facilitates online publishing.

There are many computer supplies and accessories available to upgrade your system and make it more user friendly. Supplies and accessories include monitors, keyboards, printers, more memory, and storage media.

Founded in 1969, AMD is based in California. It designs and produces innovative microprocessor and graphics and media solutions for the computer, communications, and consumer electronics industries.

Apple is a business that develops computers, IPODs, IPhone, and other hardware products. It also produces software to be used exclusively with Apple products.

This site provides a complete guide to all of the Apple-MacIntosh products, hardware and software. The listings are by type of use so that a user does not have to know the name of a specific product when searching.

Dell was started in 1984 by Michael Dell. The concept is to sell computers directly to customers and eliminate the retailer. Systems are built to order.

Oracle is located in Santa Clara, California. The company supplies computers, computer components, and the Oracle database software as well as mySQL open-source software.

Fujitsu is a Japanese IT vendor that sells consumer and business computing products in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

Georgia Tech, located in Atlanta, was founded in 1885. In 1961, it was the first university in the Deep South to admit African-American students without a court order.

The Donald Bren School, part of the UCIrvine campus of the University of California, was founded as a Department in 1968 and established as an independent School in 2002.

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory is the oldest of the country's national labs and is managed by the University of California for the U.S. Department of Energy.

MathWorks, a Natick, Massachusetts company founded in 1984, is a developer and supplier of software for technical computing and Model-Based design.

Motorola was founded in 1928 in Chicago. Its first product was a battery eliminator that allowed radios to be plugged into household electrical circuits. Today Mororola is a major marketer of wireless and broadband communications.

PC Magazine contains authoritative, labs-based comparative reviews of computing and Internet products to more than 6.6 million technology buyers. The magazine is published 22 times a year and users can subscribe on this website.

Peachpit, a part of Pearson Education, has been publishing books on the latest in graphic design, desktop publishing, multimedia, web publishing, and general computing since 1986.

SDSC was founded with an NSF grant in 1995. It is a research center of the University of California, San Diego. Its mission is to further research and development in computational science and high performance computing.