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The Hidden Architects: Women Who Built the Digital World is an inspiring and knowledge-filled exploration of the untold history of women in computing, programming, and internet development. From Ada Lovelace, the world's first programmer, to Grace Hopper, who created the first compiler, to the ENIAC women who pioneered electronic programming, and Radia Perlman, known as the ""Mother of the Internet,"" this book uncovers the groundbreaking contributions of brilliant women who shaped our digital age. Discover how Elizabeth Feinler created the domain name system (.com, .org, .net), how cryptography pioneers like Shafi Goldwasser secured online communication, and how modern leaders in AI, cybersecurity, and Silicon Valley continue to transform technology. Perfect for readers of tech history, women's empowerment, STEM education, and internet innovation, this book celebrates the overlooked geniuses whose work powers our connected world today.

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