In 1950, computers took up whole rooms and were dumber than today’s pocket calculators. But progress was swift, and by 1960 they were able to run complex programs. Governments and universities across the globe thought it would be great if the machines could talk, nurturing collaboration and scientific breakthroughs.
Pa 1950, ri taq kematz'ib' janila e nima'q chuqa' man kan ta e na'owinäq chi kiwa ri taq q'ijub'äl. Po anin xjalatäj ruma ri' pa 1960 yetikïr chik yesamajïx nimaläj taq cholkema'. Ri champomanela' chuqa' taq nimatijob'äl chijun ri ruwach'ulew niqana'ojij chi ütz ta chi yetikïr ketzijon chi kiwa ri taq samajib'äl, akuchi' nikiya' rutzijol ri to'ïk chuqa' ri nima'q taq na'ojib'äl.