British Rail computerised ticketing pulls into the station. February's photo of the month from 1984. Thorne EMI wins a £25 million contract for computerised ticket-issuing systems.
Very few wartime photos of Colossus exist. Steve Cockayne, son of a Colossus operator Lorna Cockayne (nee Fitch), reveals the story behind one of the best-known Colossus photos.
Raspberry Pis make a brute-force attack on Enigma at a Milton Keynes Raspberry Jam. Just one of the many startling innovations created at the Jams at TNMOC.
Maurice Wilkes is the author of the historic book for January. The designer of the 1949 EDSAC discusses his work in programming, time-sharing systems and anecdotes of contemporaries including Alan Turing.
The first scholarly, interdisciplinary journal devoted to the past history of intelligence work. Includes articles written by AG Denniston and Gordon Welchman plus the Action This Day memo.
Promoting IT in the Scottish Highlands, ICL makes sales inroads in the outback, for first time that pilots agree the need to automate of in-flight procedures, ICL in hospitals, and more ...
Alan Turing’s Automatic Computing Engine by Jack Copeland describes Turing's struggle to build the modern computer. First-hand accounts by Turing and the pioneers of computing.
