News Releases

The Imitation Archive

27 January 2015

The sounds of 70 years of computing is the focus of a new Arts Council funded project at TNMOC. You will be able to listen in as the project unfolds. New musical compositions will be published later in the year.

Join the largest learning event in history at TNMOC

8 December 2014

Visitors to TNMOC will be able to join the largest learning event in history during Code Week, 8-14 December 2014, and gain hands-on coding experience at the home of Colossus.

FUZEliers support young coders at TNMOC

3 December 2014

A team of ‘FUZEliers’ sponsored by FUZE Technologies is ready every weekend to welcome young and budding computer programmers at TNMOC to show them how to code.

EDSAC display opens & commissioning begins

27 November 2014

Entrepreneur Hermann Hauser has officially opened the EDSAC display. Key parts of EDSAC were commissioned, and the sights, sounds, heat and sheer size of computing in the late 1940s were brought to life.

Weekend Codability for young people at TNMOC

28 October 2014

Young people across the country are being invited to try their hand at programming computers in Block H, the world's first purpose-built computer centre, on Bletchley Park.

Colossus veterans revisit virtual and real worlds

23 September 2014

Colossus veterans and their relatives gathering to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the world’s first purpose-built computer centre, Block H on Bletchley Park, were enthralled by a prototype virtual Block H.

Summer Bytes gets even tastier

14 August 2014

The Summer Bytes Festival continues at The National Museum of Computing on Bletchley Park with digital creative fun for all theb family over the next few weeks at the home of Colossus.

Summer Bytes 2014 boots up

21 July 2014

Summer Bytes Festival at The National Museum of Computing on Bletchley Park.
Every day 11am-5pm from 26 July – 2 September 2014
Summer Bytes supported by Bloomberg

Rediscovered EDSAC diagrams reveal secrets

25 June 2014

Some of the earliest diagrams of a computer have been rediscovered more than sixty years after they were drawn and are giving the EDSAC team fresh insights into their ongoing reconstruction.

Women and computing online resource planned

7 May 2014

An online video resource for schools to use to encourage more women in computing is to be created by the award-winning team of TNMOC, LGfL and E2BN.

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