The Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology (TJHSST) is established in Fairfax County, focusing on science, mathematics, and technology education.
The first personal computers start to become available in Richmond, sparking interest in home computing.
Richmond sees the establishment of its first technology-focused companies, contributing to the city's growing tech sector.
Microsoft releases Windows 1.0.
The first website goes live, marking the beginning of the World Wide Web.
Apple's iPhone is introduced, leading to a surge in mobile technology usage around the world.
Virginia Governor Timothy Kaine announces a partnership with Google to make state and local government information more accessible online
Virginia Tech opens the Innovation Campus in Alexandria, focusing on technology education and research.
The COVID-19 pandemic accelerates remote work and digital transformation efforts, impacting the technology landscape in the United States
Richmond embraces 5G technology, enhancing mobile connectivity and paving the way
Quantum computing continues to advance, with companies like IBM and Google making significant progress.