Computer History - 2000
Year Event 2000 Computers continue to work and the world doesn't come to an end on January 1, 200...
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Year | Event |
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2000 | Computers continue to work and the world doesn't come to an end on January 1, 2000 as some feared might happen because of the year 2000 bug. |
2000 | A glitch in a computer in the Washing D.C. air traffic control causes a shutdown of air traffic across the U.S. East Coast January 6, 2000. |
2000 | AOL acquires Time Warner and becomes AOL Time Warner |
2000 | Microsoft Bill Gates relinquishes his title as CEO to Microsoft President Steve Ballmer on January 13, 2000. |
2000 | The domain twitter.com comes online January 21, 2000. |
2000 | EA releases The Sims, the best-selling PC game in history February 04, 2000. |
2000 | CNR is introduced by Intel February 07, 2000. |
2000 | Microsoft Windows 2000 was released February 17, 2000. |
2000 | U.S. Judge Thomas Penfield announced today after over 2-years in the court that Microsoft be split into two companies although will remain intact until the appeals process is exhausted. |
2000 | VeriSign agrees to acquire Network Solutions for $21 billion on March 7, 2000. |
2000 | On March 10, 2000 NASDAQ hits its record high and marks the turning point of the dot-com boom. |
2000 | Perl 5.6 is released March 22, 2000. |
2000 | Microsoft Pocket PC 2000 is introduced April 19, 2000. |
2000 | The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act becomes effective April 21, 2000. |
2000 | Sunbeamtech is founded. |
2000 | ATI introduces their Radeon product line on April 24, 2000. |
2000 | Young Filipino students releases the ILOVEYOU e-mail virus that begins infecting computers and spreading over the Internet starting on May 4, 2000. The virus becomes one of the most costly viruses ever, estimated causing over $10 billion dollars in damage because of the steps involved in cleaning a computer after it has been infected. |
2000 | Donald Davies passes away May 28, 2000 (age 76) |
2000 | On June 24, 2000 U.S. President Bill Clinton makes the first ever Presidential webcast among the announcements President Bill Clinton announces a new web site that will be able to search all government resources. |
2000 | Jack Kilby is awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics. |
2000 | ATA-5 is approved by ANSI. |
2000 | Google announces it has indexed over one billion pages making it the Internet's largest search engine. |
2000 | Microsoft releases Windows ME June 19, 2000. |
2000 | Microsoft introduces C# to the public in June 2000. |
2000 | For the first time more than half of the households in America have Internet access on August 17, 2000 according to Nielsen. |
2000 | AT&T announces in October it will restructure over the next two years into a family of separate publicly held companies: AT&T Wireless, AT&T Broadband, and AT&T. |
2000 | Steve Wozniak is inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in September 2000. |
2000 | Google launches Google AdWords with 350 customers in October of 2000. |
2000 | Bill Shepherd, Yuri Gidzenko and Sergei Krikalev become the first to enter the International Space Station November 2, 2000 in what later becomes the longest continuously inhabited spacecraft. |
2000 | Microsoft release DirectX 8, November 9, 2000. |
2000 | The site egghead.com announces December 22, 2000 its site was hacked and that around 3.5 million customers credit cards were exposed. |
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