Beginning with early computing theories and pioneers, it progresses through the mid-20th century's hardware and software developments, the internet's emergence, and the explosive growth of the World Wide Web, before concluding with the social and cultural implications of these technologies, including debates on digital privacy and cybersecurity. The book adopts a clear and accessible writing style, engaging a broad spectrum of readers interested in technology's history and societal impact. By situating technological developments within their historical context, it highlights the complex relationship between technology and society.