Since Remington was the leading typewriter manufacturer of that time, the QWERTY layout gradually became the new standard. When the computer keyboard was invented later, this design was adopted ...

"The QWERTY layout quickly became the standard for typewriters and has remained so for computers and other digital devices to this day. There are a number of variations of the QWERTY layout ...

The location of the grave/tilde key (~) typically changes with the computer's language settings, but on US/UK QWERTY keyboards, it is usually located above the Tab key, below the Esc key ...