9th January. Plus other items about LEO initiatives in Eastern Europe.
Anon (1965) Daily Mail Obituary for LEO I, Read More »
Short note and photos of Lyons Managing Director Samuel Salmon viewing restart of LEO III/7 following the catastrophic fire at the Lyons computer installation. More information on the incident can be found in Peter Bird’s book LEO: The First Business Computer page 164 to 166.
Anon (1967), September LyonsMail Read More »
A useful summary of the LEO story which does need editing ,http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LEO_(computer)
Anon, LEO Computer, Read More »
- “I attended a Board meeting when for 1 hour and 59 minutes there was a heated debate about the price of a cup of tea in Teashops.
‘A rise of a penny or half a penny!’At the end of the row John Simmons, of whom everyone was in awe, asked for a further 2 million pounds for work on Leo. Passed without debate.”
Anon (2017), Quotation from a Director of J. Lyons, Read More »
including listing of LEO artefacts and an introduction to extensive Oral History collection.
Anon, (2021), An Introduction to Silicon Valley’s Computer History Museum Read More »
in Caminer, D.T., et al, editors, LEO: The Incredible Story of the World’s First Business Computer, McGraw- Hill, New York, Part 3, Chapter 20, pp. 243 – 248.
Archibald, H., (1997), Stewarts and Lloyds Steelworks, Read More »
- LEO: The Incredible Story of the World’s First Business Computer, McGraw-Hill, New York, Part 4, Chapter 27, pp.321-336.❖ Aris, J.B.B. (1996) ‘Systems Design – Then and Now’, Resurr
Aris, J.B.B., (1997), The LEO approach an evaluation in Caminer, D.T., et al, editors, Read More »