About
The Museum of Silicon Valley has 121 artifacts from 135 years of the history of the region. The artifacts are in nine rooms. The first room starts before the transistor, with the radio engineers of Stanford, the Navy, and the tube makers. The last room shows the companies that make artificial intelligence today.
Each artifact has a year, a creator, a company, a description, and a statement of its importance. Each artifact also has a list of the sources for its facts. The text is original to this museum. The photographs come from many archives and photographers. The page of each artifact gives the credit for its photograph.
Arne Noori made this museum. Arne reads and listens to many stories about the people in these rooms. This museum puts those stories in one place.
To report an error, use the contact page. If you own a photograph in this museum and you want a different credit, use the contact page. Use the contact page also if you want us to remove a photograph.
Contact ↗Sources
- Accel ↗
- ACM / worrydream.com reprint ↗
- Acquired ↗
- Acquired (podcast) ↗
- Adobe ↗
- Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 25 (NIPS 2012) ↗
- Airbnb ↗
- Airbnb Newsroom ↗
- Alvy Ray Smith (Pixar co-founder) ↗
- Amazon ↗
- Amazon Web Services ↗
- AMD Investor Relations ↗
- American Society of Mechanical Engineers ↗
- Andreessen Horowitz ↗
- Android Authority ↗
- Andy Hertzfeld, Folklore.org ↗
- Anthropic ↗
- Apple ↗
- Apple Newsroom ↗
- AppleInsider ↗
- Applied Materials ↗
- Ars Technica ↗
- arXiv ↗
- arXiv (OpenAI) ↗
- arXiv / NeurIPS 2017 ↗
- Axios ↗
- Bay Area Radio Museum ↗
- BBC Bitesize ↗
- Benzinga via Yahoo Finance ↗
- Bolt (Ben Einstein) ↗
- Business History Conference ↗
- Business Insider ↗
- Business Wire (Internet Archive copy) ↗
- BusinessWeek (Ben Elgin) ↗
- California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation ↗
- California Office of Historic Preservation ↗
- California Secretary of State ↗
- Central Intelligence Agency, Center for the Study of Intelligence ↗
- City of Sunnyvale Public Library ↗
- CNBC ↗
- CNET ↗
- CNET (Greg Sandoval) ↗
- CNET (Ina Fried) ↗
- CNET (Jeff Pelline) ↗
- CNET News.com (Alorie Gilbert) ↗
- CNN ↗
- CNN Business ↗
- CNN Money (Internet Archive copy) ↗
- CNNMoney ↗
- Communications & Strategies, via MPRA ↗
- Computer History Museum ↗
- Computer History Museum (Dag Spicer) ↗
- Computer History Museum (David C. Brock) ↗
- Computer History Museum (Hansen Hsu) ↗
- Computer History Museum archive ↗
- Computer History Museum, Storage Engine ↗
- Computer History Museum, The Silicon Engine ↗
- Computer History Museum, The Storage Engine ↗
- Cult of Mac ↗
- Cursor (Anysphere) ↗
- Cybercultural ↗
- Cybersecurity Dive ↗
- D23, The Official Disney Fan Club ↗
- Databricks ↗
- destinationCRM ↗
- Doug Engelbart Institute ↗
- Edward L. Ginzton Laboratory, Stanford University ↗
- Electronic Design ↗
- Encyclopedia.com ↗
- Encyclopedia.com (International Directory of Company Histories) ↗
- Engadget ↗
- Engineering and Technology History Wiki ↗
- Engineering and Technology History Wiki (IEEE) ↗
- Eric Migicovsky (first published on Medium) ↗
- Facebook ↗
- Fast Company ↗
- FDIC ↗
- Federation of American Scientists ↗
- Figma ↗
- Folklore.org ↗
- Folklore.org (Andy Hertzfeld) ↗
- Forbes ↗
- Forbes (Matthew Herper) ↗
- Forbes (Scott Woolley), Internet Archive copy ↗
- Forbes ASAP ↗
- Fortune ↗
- Fortune (Chloe Taylor) ↗
- FoundSF ↗
- FundingUniverse (International Directory of Company Histories) ↗
- Game Informer ↗
- Genentech ↗
- GIC ↗
- Google ↗
- Google (Official Blog) ↗
- Google (The Keyword) ↗
- Google Cloud Blog ↗
- Google Official Blog ↗
- Google Official Blog (Brian Rakowski) ↗
- Google Official Blog (Sundar Pichai, Linus Upson) ↗
- Google Patents ↗
- Google Patents (USPTO record) ↗
- Google Press Center ↗
- Google press release ↗
- Green Car Reports ↗
- Gunter's Space Page ↗
- Hacker News (Drew Houston) ↗
- Hacker News (Patrick Collison) ↗
- Harvard Business School Baker Library ↗
- Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum (NARA) ↗
- Hewlett-Packard ↗
- Hewlett-Packard, via Internet Archive ↗
- Hiller Aviation Museum ↗
- HISTORY ↗
- History of Recording ↗
- History San José ↗
- HP Corporate Archives ↗
- HP History ↗
- IBM Archives ↗
- IBM Heritage ↗
- IEEE ↗
- IEEE Engineering and Technology History Wiki ↗
- IEEE History Center (Engineering and Technology History Wiki) ↗
- IEEE Spectrum ↗
- IEEE, Engineering and Technology History Wiki ↗
- Inc. (Wayback Machine) ↗
- INFORMS, History of O.R. Excellence ↗
- InsideEVs ↗
- Instagram (Wayback Machine) ↗
- Intel ↗
- Intel Corporation ↗
- Intel Corporation, Explore Intel's History ↗
- Internet Archive ↗
- Internet Society ↗
- Jack Dorsey on Flickr ↗
- Jaguar Land Rover Media Newsroom ↗
- James H. Clark, Stanford University ↗
- Jeff Johnson, Teresa L. Roberts, William Verplank, David C. Smith, Charles H. Irby, Marian Beard, Kevin Mackey; reprinted by GUIdebook ↗
- Jeremy Zawodny on Flickr ↗
- Jim Hall, HP Computer Museum seminar notes ↗
- Kickstarter ↗
- Kleiner Perkins ↗
- Leonard Kleinrock, UCLA ↗
- Library of Congress (U.S. Reports) ↗
- LinkedIn ↗
- LinkedIn Press Center ↗
- Los Angeles Times ↗
- Low End Mac ↗
- Lynn Conway ↗
- Lynn Conway / University of Michigan ↗
- Maddyness UK ↗
- McGraw-Hill, via World Radio History ↗
- Meta ↗
- Meta AI ↗
- Meta Newsroom ↗
- Microsoft ↗
- Microsoft News Center ↗
- MIT Technology Review ↗
- Mozilla ↗
- Museum of Magnetic Sound Recording ↗
- Museum of the City of San Francisco ↗
- Napa Valley Register ↗
- Napa Valley Register (Kerana Todorov) ↗
- Napa Valley Register (Rebecca Yerger) ↗
- NASA ↗
- NASA (Edwin P. Hartman) ↗
- NASA Ames Research Center Historic Properties ↗
- NASA History Program Office (Glenn E. Bugos) ↗
- NASA Technical Reports Server ↗
- NASA via Wikimedia Commons ↗
- Nasdaq ↗
- National Academies Press ↗
- National Academies Press (O. G. Villard Jr.) ↗
- National Academies Press (via NCBI Bookshelf) ↗
- National Academy of Engineering ↗
- National Academy of Engineering / National Academies Press ↗
- Naval History and Heritage Command ↗
- Naval History and Heritage Command, Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships ↗
- NBC News ↗
- Network World ↗
- Network World (John Dix) ↗
- Network World, via Internet Archive ↗
- Nobel Prize Outreach ↗
- NPR ↗
- NVIDIA ↗
- NVIDIA Blog ↗
- NVIDIA Newsroom ↗
- NVIDIA via HEXUS ↗
- O'Reilly Media ↗
- O'Reilly Media (Tim O'Reilly) ↗
- O'Reilly Media and MediaLive International ↗
- Office of Ben Barry ↗
- Office of Naval Research ↗
- Office of Naval Research via Wikimedia Commons ↗
- Official Microsoft Blog ↗
- OldComputers.net ↗
- Online Archive of California ↗
- Online Archive of California / History San José ↗
- Open Handset Alliance ↗
- Open Source Initiative ↗
- OpenAI ↗
- Oracle ↗
- Oracle (Internet Archive copy) ↗
- Oracle Profit magazine ↗
- PalmInfocenter ↗
- Palo Alto Online ↗
- Paul Graham ↗
- PBS American Experience ↗
- PBS NewsHour ↗
- PBS, Transistorized! ↗
- PC Perspective ↗
- Physics Today (AIP) ↗
- ProSoundWeb (Andy Coules) ↗
- PYMNTS ↗
- Real World Technologies (David Kanter), Internet Archive copy ↗
- Regional Oral History Office, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley ↗
- Renaissance Capital ↗
- Reuters ↗
- Richard Shoup, via Internet Archive ↗
- SAH Archipedia, Society of Architectural Historians ↗
- Salesforce ↗
- Salon (AP) ↗
- San Francisco Chronicle ↗
- San Francisco Chronicle (David R. Baker) ↗
- San Francisco Chronicle (Ray Delgado) ↗
- San Francisco Chronicle (SFGate) ↗
- Science History Institute ↗
- Science Museum Group Collection ↗
- Scribner ↗
- Sequoia Capital ↗
- SiliconANGLE ↗
- SLAC Archives, History and Records Office ↗
- SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory ↗
- SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, Archives, History and Records Office ↗
- SLAC, via Internet Archive ↗
- Smithsonian Magazine ↗
- SoftBank Group ↗
- Space.com ↗
- SpaceX ↗
- SRI International ↗
- Stanford Engineering Heroes ↗
- Stanford Graduate School of Business ↗
- Stanford Magazine ↗
- Stanford Magazine (Rebecca Beyer) ↗
- Stanford Online ↗
- Stanford Research Park ↗
- Stanford School of Engineering ↗
- Stanford University ↗
- Stanford University InfoLab ↗
- Stanford University Office of Technology Licensing ↗
- Stanford University Office of Technology Licensing (Jon Sandelin) ↗
- Stanford University School of Engineering ↗
- STAT ↗
- Steve Blank ↗
- Steven L. Kent, Three Rivers Press ↗
- Symmetry magazine ↗
- Symmetry magazine (Fermilab/SLAC) ↗
- T-Mobile ↗
- TechCrunch ↗
- TechCrunch (Leena Rao) ↗
- TechCrunch (MG Siegler) ↗
- TechCrunch (Michael Arrington) ↗
- Tesla ↗
- The GitHub Blog ↗
- The Guardian ↗
- The Harvard Crimson ↗
- The Mercury News ↗
- The Motley Fool ↗
- The Museum of HP Calculators, via Internet Archive ↗
- The New York Times (Internet Archive copy) ↗
- The New York Times (Leslie Wayne) ↗
- The New York Times Magazine ↗
- The Next Web ↗
- The Next Web (Alex Wilhelm) ↗
- The Strong National Museum of Play ↗
- The Times of Israel ↗
- The Twenty Minute VC ↗
- The Verge ↗
- The Wall Street Journal ↗
- The Washington Post (Sara Kehaulani Goo) ↗
- The WELL ↗
- Time ↗
- TIME (Lily Rothman) ↗
- Tom's Hardware ↗
- TOP500 ↗
- Transport Topics (Bloomberg) ↗
- TSMC ↗
- Twitter / X (Jack Dorsey) ↗
- U.S. Air Force Civil Engineer Center, via Internet Archive ↗
- U.S. Department of the Treasury ↗
- U.S. Navy via Wikimedia Commons ↗
- U.S. Patent Office, via Google Patents ↗
- U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ↗
- U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR) ↗
- University of Toronto (archived) ↗
- University of Toronto (Internet Archive copy) ↗
- University of Virginia Darden School of Business ↗
- US Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR) ↗
- VentureBeat ↗
- Waymo ↗
- WhatisBiotechnology.org ↗
- Wikimedia Commons ↗
- Wikimedia Commons (scan of Electronics magazine) ↗
- Wikipedia ↗
- Wikipedia (pointer only) ↗
- Wired ↗
- Wired (Alexandra Chang) ↗
- Wired (Cade Metz) ↗
- Wired (Karlin Lillington) ↗
- Wired (Scott Gilbertson) ↗
- Wired (Steven Levy) ↗
- Wired (Tony Long) ↗
- Y Combinator ↗
- Y Combinator (Paul Graham), Internet Archive copy ↗
- Yahoo Finance ↗
- YouTube ↗
Image credit
- Leland Stanford Junior UniversityDetroit Photo Company, c. 1900; Smithsonian American Art Museum (2004.29.61), Smithsonian Open Access · CC0 ↗
- Joshua Hendy Iron WorksPacific Marine Review, March 1919 · Public domain ↗
- Federal Telegraph Poulsen Arc TransmitterEllery W. Stone, Elements of Radiotelegraphy (D. Van Nostrand, 1919), plate 23 · Public domain ↗
- Herrold's San Jose Radio StationPhotograph published with Charles D. Herrold's article on ground antennas, 1919 (photo c. 1912) · Public domain ↗
- Audion AmplifierLee de Forest, The Audion: Detector and Amplifier, Proceedings of the Institute of Radio Engineers, March 1914 · Public domain ↗
- Magnavox LoudspeakerMagnavox advertisement, Popular Science Monthly, December 1922, p. 95 · Public domain ↗
- Hangar One, Naval Air Station SunnyvaleNASA Ames Research Center, 1992 · Public domain ↗
- Eimac Power TubeDouglas W. Jones · CC0 ↗
- KlystronElectronics magazine (McGraw-Hill), cover, November 1940; klystron made by Westinghouse under Sperry patents · Public domain ↗
- HP 200A Audio OscillatorColin (Flickr), CC BY-SA 2.0 · CC BY-SA 2.0 ↗
- The HP GarageBrokenSphere / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0 · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗
- NACA Ames Aeronautical LaboratoryNACA / NASA Ames Research Center, 1948 · Public domain ↗
- Radio Research Laboratory Radar JammersDaderot (photographed at the National Electronics Museum, Linthicum, Maryland) · CC0 ↗
- Stanford Research InstituteCoolcaesar at English Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0 · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗
- Portrait of Frederick TermanRic Teague, The Stanford Daily, July 28, 1955 (published without copyright notice) · Public domain ↗
- Varian AssociatesDaderot (photographed at the National Museum of American History) · CC0 ↗
- Mark III Linear Electron AcceleratorOffice of Naval Research (U.S. Navy), 1950s · Public domain ↗
- Stanford Applied Electronics LaboratoryStanford University, program for the Review of Stanford Electronics Research by Representatives of U.S. Government Contractors, August 18-19, 1955; scan published by Steve Blank · unknown ↗
- H. Julian Allen's Blunt-Body ConceptNACA / NASA Ames Research Center · Public domain ↗
- Stanford Industrial ParkLPS.1 · CC0 ↗
- Stanford Honors Cooperative ProgramStanford School of Engineering (Stanford Instructional Television Network students at their job site) · unknown ↗
- ERMA Magnetic Ink CheckSRI International, CC BY-SA 3.0 · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗
- Hiller Flying PlatformDaderot (photographed at the Hiller Aviation Museum, San Carlos, California) · CC0 ↗
- Ampex VR-1000 Videotape RecorderKarl Baron from Lund, Sweden (Flickr), CC BY 2.0 · CC BY 2.0 ↗
- IBM 350 Disk Storage (RAMAC)Mikaël Restoux (Deep silence), CC BY 2.5 · CC BY 2.5 ↗
- Polaris A1 MissileJ_JMesserly · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗
- Shockley Semiconductor LaboratoryBeckman Instruments, Inc. (scan contributed by the Science History Institute) · Public domain ↗
- Fairchild SemiconductorDicklyon (English Wikipedia) · Copyrighted free use ↗
- Fairchild 2N697 Silicon TransistorFairchild Semiconductor Corporation (advertisement, Electronics, August 15, 1958) · Public domain ↗
- Hoerni's Planar Process PatentJean A. Hoerni, U.S. Patent 3,025,589 · Public domain (U.S. patent drawing) ↗
- Lockheed Agena Upper StageAlan Wilson · CC BY-SA 2.0 ↗
- Noyce's Integrated Circuit PatentRobert N. Noyce, U.S. Patent 2,981,877 · Public domain (U.S. patent drawing) ↗
- Fairchild Micrologic Integrated Circuits155LA3 · CC BY 4.0 ↗
- Wanlass's CMOS PatentFrank M. Wanlass, U.S. Patent 3,356,858 · Public domain (U.S. patent drawing) ↗
- First Computer Mouse PrototypeKazuhisa Otsubo (original SRI prototype, lent by SRI International) · CC BY 2.0 ↗
- Cramming More Components onto Integrated CircuitsIntel Free Press · CC BY-SA 2.0 ↗
- Tymshare and the Tymnet NetworkCory Doctorow · CC BY-SA 2.0 ↗
- Fairchild uA741 Operational AmplifierAnalogdesigner · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗
- oN-Line System Chord KeysetMichael Hicks · CC BY 2.0 ↗
- ARPANET Interface Message ProcessorFastLizard4 · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗
- Intel 1103 DRAMThomas Nguyen · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗
- Intel 4004 MicroprocessorThomas Nguyen · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗
- Silicon Valley U.S.A. SeriesElectronic News, January 11, 1971, page 1 (image via Computer History Museum) · unknown ↗
- Pong Arcade CabinetChris Rand · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗
- HP-35 Scientific CalculatorHolger Weihe · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗
- Smalltalk Programming SystemBYTE magazine, August 1981 (cover art by Robert Tinney), scan via Internet Archive · unknown ↗
- Community Memory TerminalThe wub · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗
- Metcalfe's Ethernet MemoRobert Metcalfe, sketches from the May 22, 1973 Xerox memo (image via IEEE ETHW) · unknown ↗
- Xerox AltoJoho345 · Public domain ↗
- Intel 8080 MicroprocessorKonstantin Lanzet · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗
- Homebrew Computer Club NewsletterHomebrew Computer Club; scan by Michael Holley · Public domain ↗
- Apple-1 computerAchim Baqué · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗
- Genentech Campus SignBrokenSphere · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗
- Apple IIRama & Musée Bolo · CC BY-SA 2.0 fr ↗
- Atari Video Computer SystemEvan-Amos · Public domain ↗
- Oracle (Software Development Laboratories)Håkan Dahlström · CC BY 2.0 ↗
- Mead-Conway VLSI TextbookAddison-Wesley, 1980 (cover image via the Lynn Conway VLSI Archive) · unknown ↗
- Osborne 1Bilby, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0 ↗
- Xerox Star 8010vonguard, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0 ↗
- Silicon Graphics Geometry EngineDave Fischer · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗
- Sun-1 workstationcmnit (Flickr user), via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0 ↗
- Polymerase chain reaction at CetusGiac83 · CC BY-SA 2.5 ↗
- Adobe PostScriptAll About Apple museum (Museo Apple) · CC BY-SA 2.5 IT ↗
- HP LaserJetAtomic Taco from Seattle, WA, USA, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0 ↗
- Apple Macintosh 128KSailko · CC BY 3.0 ↗
- Cisco AGS routerMichael Hicks from Saint Paul, MN, USA · CC BY 2.0 ↗
- NeXT ComputerRama & Musée Bolo · CC BY-SA 2.0 fr ↗
- General MagicBlake Patterson from Alexandria, VA, USA · CC BY 2.0 ↗
- Apple Newton MessagePadFelix Winkelnkemper · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗
- Intel Pentium processorStonda (Wikimedia Commons user) · Public domain ↗
- Netscape NavigatorKevin van Haaren · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗
- Yahoo!Daniel Spisak · CC BY-SA 2.0 ↗
- eBay (AuctionWeb)KUsam (English Wikipedia user) · Public domain ↗
- Java programming languagesbmehta · BSD ↗
- PalmPilot (Pilot 1000)Ndiggity · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗
- Mozilla source code releaseMozilla (vectorized by Hilst) · CC BY 3.0 ↗
- Excite@HomeHideki Yoshida (teikan on Flickr) · CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 ↗
- NVIDIA GeForce 256Hyins · Public domain ↗
- Google server rackSteve Jurvetson · CC BY 2.0 ↗
- PayPalMrLion626 · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗
- Webvan grocery tubsBinksternet (English Wikipedia user) · Public domain ↗
- iPod (first generation)Miguelon756-5303 · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗
- PayPal Headquarters Sign, San JoseYaeli778 · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗
- Handspring Treo 600rfdigitalwpg · CC BY 2.0 ↗
- Palantir TechnologiesCory Doctorow · CC BY-SA 2.0 ↗
- The First Web 2.0 ConferenceJD Lasica from Pleasanton, CA, US · CC BY 2.0 (per Commons license review; Flickr page now shows all rights reserved) ↗
- Y Combinator Sign, Pioneer WayJeremy Zawodny · CC BY-NC 2.0 ↗
- YouTube's First OfficeCoolcaesar at English Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0 ↗
- NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTXHyins · Public domain ↗
- Jack Dorsey's Status SketchJack Dorsey · CC BY 2.0 ↗
- iPhone (first generation)Carl Berkeley from Riverside California · CC BY-SA 2.0 (per Commons license review; the Flickr page now shows CC BY-ND 2.0) ↗
- Justin.tv Head CameraOwen Byrne from San Francisco, USA · CC BY 2.0 ↗
- Falcon 1 Flight 4 LiftoffSpaceX · CC0 ↗
- Obama O's Cereal BoxLike_the_Grand_Canyon (Flickr) · CC BY-NC 2.0 ↗
- T-Mobile G1 (HTC Dream)Marcus Sümnick · CC BY 3.0 ↗
- Tesla RoadsterRutger van der Maar · CC BY 2.0 ↗
- Instagram Filter Screen, 2010Todd Wickersty · CC BY-SA 2.0 ↗
- iPad (first generation)Evan-Amos · Public domain ↗
- Square ReaderChris Harrison from Grovetown, GA, USA · CC BY 2.0 ↗
- The Facebook Sign, Sun SideMliu92 · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗
- Nest Learning ThermostatNest Labs (Nest press photo on Flickr) · CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 ↗
- AlexNet Source CodeAston Zhang, Zachary C. Lipton, Mu Li, Alexander J. Smola (Dive into Deep Learning) · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗
- Pebble SmartwatchPebble Technology · CC BY-SA 1.0 ↗
- Tesla Model Sraneko · CC BY 4.0 ↗
- The SAFE ContractY Combinator · unknown (Y Combinator form document, published for free use) ↗
- Google Self-Driving Car Prototype (Firefly)Jonathan Deamer · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗
- OpenAI, Founded as a NonprofitOpenAI (2015 wordmark), via Wikimedia Commons; rendered to PNG at 1920 px · Public domain ↗
- Google Tensor Processing UnitNorman P. Jouppi, George Kurian, Sheng Li, Peter Ma, Rahul Nagarajan, Lifeng Nai, Nishant Patil, Suvinay Subramanian, Andy Swing, Brian Towles, Cliff Young, Xiang Zhou, Zongwei Zhou, and David Patterson, via Wikimedia Commons (a later TPU v4 board) · CC BY 4.0 ↗
- Juicero Press (disassembled)Steve Jurvetson · CC BY 2.0 ↗
- Nvidia DGX-1Fritzchens Fritz, via Wikimedia Commons (the GP100 chip of the Tesla P100 GPUs in the DGX-1, not the full server) · CC0 ↗
- CMS Sanctions Letter to TheranosKaren Fuller, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services · Public domain (U.S. government work) ↗
- Attention Is All You Needdvgodoy, via Wikimedia Commons (a redrawn diagram of the Transformer architecture) · CC BY 4.0 ↗
- Waymo Jaguar I-PACE Robotaxi9yz, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0 ↗
- Apple M1Henriok, via Wikimedia Commons · CC0 ↗
- GPT-3: Language Models Are Few-Shot LearnersMarxav, via Wikimedia Commons (a general GPT architecture diagram); rendered to PNG at 1280 px · CC0 ↗
- TSMC Factory Sign, TaichungBriaxis F. Mendes (孟必思), via Wikimedia Commons; cropped to the building · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗
- AnthropicAnthropic PBC (wordmark), via Wikimedia Commons; rendered to PNG at 1920 px · Public domain ↗
- CoinbaseCoinbase (wordmark), via Wikimedia Commons · Public domain ↗
- ChatGPTOpenAI (logo); vector by Zhing Za, via Wikimedia Commons; rendered to PNG at 1280 px · Public domain ↗
- Nvidia H100Geekerwan (极客湾), via Wikimedia Commons (H100 PCIe card; video still) · CC BY 3.0 ↗
- Silicon Valley Bank Headquarters SignMinh Nguyen, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗