Clifford Berry
American computer scientist (1918–1963)
Wikipedia-confirmed identity. Matched to Wikidata Q366181 ↗ with a Wikipedia article ↗. Checked 2026-10-02.
This identity was added through Wikidata. Article mentions and historical relationships retain separate evidence.
American computer scientist (1918–1963)
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Works or worked for
- Wikidata: Clifford Berry ↗Wikidata · P108 · Statement Q366181$A6B36E81-F4DB-4A5A-A38B-BEC14862A0C81 reference record retained in the source statement
- Wikidata: Clifford Berry ↗Wikidata
Educated at
- Wikidata: Clifford Berry ↗Wikidata · P69 · Statement Q366181$69d10e1c-4da8-5eaf-c774-130fc6b361b3No external reference recorded in this Wikidata statement
- Wikidata: Clifford Berry ↗Wikidata
Works or worked for
- Wikidata: Clifford Berry ↗Wikidata · P108 · Statement Q366181$6be1a16d-4d50-7f65-cc31-2165ba03d8381 reference record retained in the source statement
- Wikidata: Clifford Berry ↗Wikidata
Co-mentioned; relationship unclassified
Appearing in the same article does not establish a professional or personal relationship.
- Eniac, the First General-Purpose Digital Computer, Turns 80 ↗spectrum.ieee.org · 2026-03-19
- Atanasoff–Berry Computer (2011) ↗jva.cs.iastate.edu · 2017-10-06
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WIKIDATA-CONFIRMED IDENTITY Wikipedia: Clifford Berry ↗
2 plausible article mentions · 1 quarantined matches. The identity match does not verify these article associations or establish relationships.
- hn · 2026-03-19Eniac, the First General-Purpose Digital Computer, Turns 80 ↗
- hn · 2017-10-06Atanasoff–Berry Computer (2011) ↗