Third Generation Computers (1964–1971): The Rise of Integrated Circuits

Welcome to Explore Today, where we simplify tech for curious minds! In this video, we dive into one of the most transformative periods in computing history — the Third Generation of Computers (1964–1971).

This era was defined by a groundbreaking shift from transistors to Integrated Circuits (ICs), making computers faster, smaller, more reliable, and far more efficient than their predecessors. The introduction of ICs allowed hundreds of components to be embedded on a single chip, marking a major leap in processing power and speed.

With these technological advancements came reduced costs, lower power consumption, and most importantly, the rise of operating systems — software that allowed multiple users and tasks to run at the same time. These developments made computers more accessible, not just for government and large businesses, but eventually for education and research too.

🧠 In this video, you'll learn:

What made the third generation so revolutionary

Key technologies introduced during this time

Real-life examples of third-generation computers

How this generation paved the way for modern computing

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