The National Museum of Computing (TNMoC) is thrilled to announce a  major  funding partnership with The Post Office Remembrance Fellowship (PORF). This funding paves the way for a significant milestone in TNMoC's evolution as it embarks on a major building refurbishment project to preserve an irreplaceable World War Two-era building.

We are thrilled to share the fantastic news that the National Museum of Computing has been honoured with full Accreditation as a Nationally Styled Museum through the UK Museum Accreditation Scheme.

Receiving full accreditation as a nationally styled museum recognises our collections’ national importance and international interest, our support of other museums working in our field, our learning programme, and our ongoing research and scholarly publications.

The National Museum of Computing (TNMOC) proudly announces its latest foundation sponsor, issured, a dedicated technology partner that has been a steadfast supporter of the museum for over six years. Known for its commitment to charitable initiatives and long-standing investment in TNMOC's digital future projects, issured's sponsorship marks a significant milestone in the museum’s mission.

In 2013, the museum team embarked on a transformative journey with the launch of Bytes Festivals at the National Museum of Computing. The mission was clear: to empower our visitors, to foster engagement, exploration, and most importantly, fun with STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics). We set out to inspire, create opportunities for learning, and unite families, all while ensuring that STEM education was accessible to everyone.

Today, TNMOC has announced its newest foundation sponsor, Elastacloud – a cloud computing firm, specialising in AI, data intelligence and more.

These sponsorships enable the museum to continue preserving and showcasing Britain’s rich computer history whilst educating, engaging and inspiring the next generation of STEM professionals.

The National Museum of Computing (TNMOC), home to the world’s largest collection of working historic computers, today announced that pioneering computer scientist Mike Woodger - a driving force behind modern computer programming languages and software engineering - has been made a TNMOC Honorary Fellow for his pivotal role in helping to shape modern British computing.