Lavington, Simon, (2011), Moving Targets: Elliott-Automation and the Dawn of the Computer Age 1947 – 67, Computer History, Springer. Although the book is primarily a history of Elliott-Automation it has a number of references to Lyons and LEO. See Google Books
Lavington, Simon (ed.) (2012) ‘Alan Turing and his Contemporaries’, British Computer Society. 111 pages, summarises the background to all the early British stored-program projects from 1945 – 1951. See Amazon
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Lavington, S., (2019) Early Computing in Britain, Ferranti Ltd. and Government Funding, 1948 — 1958, Springer Computer History Series. A valuable addition to the exposure UK computing developments in the early years of computers with a focus on the initiatives taken by the Ferranti Company, in particular with their Mark I. LEO is only referred to in Appendix D, see https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9783030151027
Lean, T, (2016), Electronic Dreams: How 1980s Britain learned to love the computer, Bloomsberry/Sigma. The book includes references to LEO and its early success. Further References or Buy
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Marshall, Stephen (2015) ‘The Story of the Computer: A Technical and Business History’, Kindle edition available. 592 pages the story of computing up to, but not including, the advent of smart phones. The LEO project is noted in Chapter 6, pages 198-189 and further mentions are made elsewhere such as the donation to EDSAC (Chapter 5, page 185). Reviewed by Dik Leatherdale in Resurrection Issue Number 79 Autumn 2017. Further References or Buy
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Mathews, S., (2007), From Agit-Prop to Free Space: The Architecture of Cedric Price, Black Dog Publishing, London, U.K., 2007. 285 pp. Cedric Price a “visionary” architect: one whose schemes were grand was hired by Lyons to propose a radical redesign of one of its Corner Houses. In practice Lyons decided that they could not afford the re-design. The book makes a number of references to LEO including photos of a LEO installation. See More
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Morelli, M, (2001), Dalle calcolatrici ai computer degli anni Cinquanta Read More »
Springer, London. Chapter 3, ‘Early Computers’, provides a brief account of EDSAC and LEO. See more on Google Books
O’Regan, G. (2012) ‘A Brief History of Computing’, 2nd ed. Read More »
Springer. Chapter 21, pages 135-138, provides an account of LEO Computers Limited. See more at Springer Link
Springer. For undergraduate students, Chapter 5.3, page 75, describes LEO I.