Presentation at steering group meeting of NHLF project, September 3rd 2020.http://www.signalvr.co.uk/files/design_pres_sept03.pdf
Monk, C., and Monk, R., (2020), LEO I Virtual Reality Project. Read More »
Presentation at steering group meeting of NHLF project, September 3rd 2020.http://www.signalvr.co.uk/files/design_pres_sept03.pdf
Monk, C., and Monk, R., (2020), LEO I Virtual Reality Project. Read More »
Newsletter and Review ISSUE Spring 2018,Vol. 4, section 9, page 12, editor Hilary Caminer, layout, Bernard Behr.
Morgan, A. B. (Tony),, Commissioning LEOs — a Memoir Read More »
Another story……, in LEO Matters, Newsletter of LEO Computers Society, editor Vince Bodsworth, Vol.5, Spring 2019, pp. 10 – 12,
https://www.leo-computers.org.uk/images/Leo%20Newsletter%20Spring%202019.pdf
Morgan, A. B. (Tony), LEO Lives: LEO DME, Read More »
summary of a report by Tony Morgan of his inspection of the relics of LEO III/33 in Edinburgh Museum, in Caminer, H., (Editor), Behr, B., (Production), (2019). LEO Matters, LEO Computers Society, Vol 6, page 16, Autumn. And at CCH Website
Morgan, A. B,, (2019), III/33 – Phoenix Assurance Company Read More »
2017
October 3rd-7th: paper presented at 4th Conference on the History and Philosophy of Computing in Brno, Czech Republic. https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8771208
October 11th: presentation about Validity and Correctness in LEO I and II at the Alan Turing Institute. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/history-and-philosophy-of-programming-meeting- tickets-37255156175?
October 20th, presentation of paper about LEO at PROGRAMme: roundtable CNAM – Conservatoire national des arts et métiers, Paris https://philpapers.org/rec/PRIVAC
2018
May 16th, 2018: Seminaire HEPI: University of Lille, on the history and philosophy of computing.I presented a talk “From Academia to Business: LEO computers and Olivetti. Two case studies in the early European Computer Industry”. The other lecturer of the seminar was Pierre Mounier-Kuhn.
https://calcul.hypotheses.org/435#more-435
2019
21 February, 2019 Computer Conservation Society seminar
Olivetti and the early Italian computers
http://www.computerconservationsociety.org/lectures/2018-19/20190221.htm
??EM is going to Lille tomorrow for a seminar. Her paper may be seen here: https://programme.hypotheses.org/spring-workshop-i-machines . It is part of a 4 year planned programme and will be published in 2022.
2024
BCS (South Wales Branch) Thursday 16 May 2024, 7:00pm – 8:30pm Webinar
Lyons and the Emergence of Business Computing
LEO Computers were a series of machines designed, developed, and manufactured for business applications between 1947–1968 by the British catering firm J. Lyons & Co. and its subsidiary LEO Computers Limited.
The presentation takes the LEO Computers as a case study for understanding the emergence of business computing, aiming to analyse both how the introduction of computers affected commercial enterprises and how computer design changed because of the new requirements of business data processing. If a recording is made available the link will be also posted here.
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/lyons-and-the-emergence-of-business-computing-registration-881763748107
Mori, E., (2022), My LEO history PhD, Read More »
Daily Telegraph, 26th February. The article has photo of LEO to indicate size of early computers,
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2016/02/25/end-of-moores-law-whats-next-could-be-more-exciting/
Murgia, M. (2016) End of Moore’s Law? What’s next might be more exciting, Read More »
British Vintage Wireless Society Bulletin, Vol. 41, No. 4, pp. 10-22. The paper includes a section on LEO III, and displays a job advert dated 1957 for Computer Engineers from LEO Computers Limited. It may be referenced and read but not copied. See http://www.bvws.org.uk/publications/bulletins.php/volume41number4
Niewlsdomski, S. (2016) British transistor manufacturers in the 1950s Read More »