05/03/2009
More than 20 vintage computers at TNMOC are being turned into an array of instruments by Matthew Applegate / Pixelh8 for the first performances of Obsolete? at Bletchley Park on 20 and 21 March.
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20/02/2009
The diversity of slide rules, the analogue predecessors of digital computers, is celebrated through the newest exhibit at The National Museum of Computing (TNMOC) at Bletchley Park.
11/02/2009
The technology that for decades kept airspace over Southern England safe can now be seen in action in public for the first time ever at The National Museum of Computing.
22/01/2009
Modern music will soon be heard from some of the earliest and rarest computers in the world at The National Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park.
09/09/2008
The National Museum of Computing has received contributions from PGP Corporation and IBM to help expand and modernise the museum and to enhance the educational opportunities it offers.
26/01/2008
A German software engineer has been honoured by The National Museum of Computing for deciphering an encrypted radio message faster than Colossus, the British World War II code-cracking computer.
16/11/2007
Colossus, the Second World War computer, today successfully deciphered a coded message transmitted from Germany, recapturing the drama and excitement of Bletchley Park's code-breaking legacy.
12/11/2007
The world’s first programmable digital computer, developed at Bletchley Park to crack encoded German messages during World War II, returns to action on 15 November 2007 to mark the launch of the first part of the emerging National Museum of Computing.
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