21h 57min, apr 30, 1916 y - Claude Shannon
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Claude Elwood Shannon, an American mathematical, engineer was born in Gaylord, Michigan, on April 30, 1916 and is considered the founding father of the electronic communications age. Shannon used Boolean algebra to establish the theoretical underpinnings of digital circuits and created an information theory of mathematical communication models in respects to telecommunications. Both of which are fundamental to the operation of modern computers and telecommunications equipment today. Claude died on February 24,2001.
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