It depends on who 'we' is. Anyone with a passing knowledge of the history of computer does not. They probably give more than a fair share to Turing and von Ne

It depends on who 'we' is. Anyone with a passing knowledge of the history of computer does not. They probably give more than a fair share to Turing and von Neumann, but you are right they don't think of those 4. But if we are talking the general public, who might not know much about Turing beyond that a movie exists, if that. They would have no clue who von Neumann is. Zuckerberg, Gates, and Jobs would be far more likely to be who they think of as innovators of technology.