Women's tech influence began in the 1940s-50s with pioneers like Ada Lovelace. The 60s-70s saw more women enter computing, with notable figures like Grace Hopper. The 1980s' PC revolution and the 1990s' focus on digital inclusion further solidified their role. Despite the dot-com bust, women founded impactful companies. The 2000s brought social media, with women leading major projects. The 2010s highlighted mobile tech and AI advancements, with women at the forefront. Ongoing efforts aim to increase diversity, with women leading tech's future into the 2020s in areas like blockchain and space tech.
When Did Women Start to Dominate the Tech Scene? A Timeline of Success Stories
Women's tech influence began in the 1940s-50s with pioneers like Ada Lovelace. The 60s-70s saw more women enter computing, with notable figures like Grace Hopper. The 1980s' PC revolution and the 1990s' focus on digital inclusion further solidified their role. Despite the dot-com bust, women founded impactful companies. The 2000s brought social media, with women leading major projects. The 2010s highlighted mobile tech and AI advancements, with women at the forefront. Ongoing efforts aim to increase diversity, with women leading tech's future into the 2020s in areas like blockchain and space tech.
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