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The Rosing Prizes are awarded to people who have made contributions to the Norwegian IT community, it is the (Den Norske Dataforening) that organizes the award ceremony. The Norwegian Computer Society was established in 1953 in Oslo and has over 8500 members, making it one of the oldest computer societies in Europe. It is also a member of the International Federation for Information Processing, the (CEPSIS) and the Nordic Data Union (NDU). The association awarded its first Rosing prize in 1991 and named it after the Norwegian IT-pioneer Fredrik Rosing Bull.