An Update, in Leatherdale, D., editor, Resurrection, Bulletin of Computer Conservation Society, Issue 32, New Year. The article updates an article in Issue 31 which had omitted LEO’s role in the development of Timesharing and its implementation in early 1962 ahead of its rival, the Ferranti Orion, though Ferranti had first launched its timesharing plans. http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/CCS/res/res32.htm#f
Deane J., (2004), Timesharing History: Read More »
IEEE Annals of the History of Computing Vol. 23, Issue2, pp.68-73.
Delve, J., Anderson, D. (2001) The Pinkerton Lecture, Read More »
Includes references to LEO, but of more general interest. https://learn1.open.ac.uk/mod/oublog/view.php?user=42396&tag=history
Includes references to LEO, but of more general interest. https://learn1.open.ac.uk/mod/oublog/view.php?user=42396&tag=history
The construction of the world’s first Business Computer, Tripod Website, http://james.duffy.tripod.com/Leo1.html. A good account of the LEO story with many photographs.
Duffy, J. (undated) LEO I: The construction of the world’s first Business Computer, Read More »
LEO: The Incredible Story of the World’s First Business Computer, McGraw-Hill, New York, Part 3, Chapter 21, pp. 249 – 256.
Eadie, N., (1997), The General Post Office, in Caminer, D.T., et al, editors, Read More »
Computer Management, pp. 10- 15, June.
Broken Link
Enticknap, N. (1977) The First Business Computer, . Read More »
Lecture to Northampton College of Advanced Technology (now City University,
London). Lecture Notes held by Hilary Caminer.
Fantl, L. (1956?) Application of Digital Computers to Chrystallography Read More »
The Incredible Story of the World’s First Business Computer, McGraw-Hill, New York, Part 2, chapter 14, pp.157 – 167.
Fantl, L., (1997), The Early Days, in Caminer, D.T., et al, editors, LEO: Read More »
