The Innovators by Walter Isaacson

The Innovators by Walter Isaacson

Isaacson traces the history of computing and the internet not through a single genius narrative but through the collaborative networks of inventors, engineers and visionaries — from Ada Lovelace's early conceptual work through the teams behind the transistor, the internet and the personal computer — who built the digital age together.

The book's central argument is that innovation is almost always collaborative rather than the product of lone genius, and Isaacson supports this with detailed accounts of the actual teams and rivalries behind landmark breakthroughs, from Bell Labs to Xerox PARC to the founding of Google.

A comprehensive history of the digital revolution from the acclaimed biographer of Steve Jobs.

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