an invitation to members of the Lyons Board and other senior executives to see LEO performing some elemental operations. Including a briefing on LEO, Modern Records Centre, Simmons archive, 5 pages, Warwick University, https://mrc- catalogue.warwick.ac.uk/records/SIS/4/6/11
Simmons, J.R.M., (1950), Circular relating to demonstration of LEO 2nd March 1950, Read More »
Reprinted Paper held in Simmons collected archive at Modern Records Centre, Warwick University as 363-51-6a, pdf
Simmons, J.R.M. (1957) Principles of Security, Read More »
article in The Times, December 30th 2019. Met Offices Cup of tea Article and for more information on Met Office initiatives including reference to its pioneering use of LEO see https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/learn-about/how-forecasts-are-made/computer-models/history-of-numerical-weather-prediction
Simons, P., (2019), Why Lyon’s Leo was the Met Office’s cup of tea, Read More »
from HigherSystems summarises the computers the author worked on starting with the British Oxygen LEO III – 1962 – 1965. See http://www.highersystems.co.uk/Leo_3.html
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Simpson, I, LEO III (13) Read More »
Available from Frank Land f.land@lse.ac.uk and in Dropbox at https://www.dropbox.com/home/LEO%20Oral%20History%20project/LEO%20Memoirs%2C%20Reminiscences%20and%20Anecdotes?preview=FrankSkinnerCollection.eml
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Fujitsu UK & Ireland CTO Blog, Innovation in a Teashop, whatever next https://davidmsmith.net/tag/innovation/
Smith, D (2011) Innovation in a tea shop, whatever next? Read More »
in LEO Matters, Vol. 5, Spring 2019, pp,12 – 13. https://www.leo- computers.org.uk/images/Leo%20Newsletter%20Spring%202019.pdf
Spicer, D., (2019), Update from USA, Read More »
a brief account of Lyons and LEO and pictures of the holdings of LEO artefacts at the Computer History Museum, Mountain View, CA – click From Cambridge to Café – CHM Revolution (computerhistory.org)
Spicer, D, From Cambridge to Café, Read More »
Business Magazine, November Issue. manufacturers also were offering for business. The Decca twin magnetic tape drive of which a photo appears was available with LEO II
Spooner, P. (1957) Electronics in the Office, Read More »
A copy of this report which led to the decision by Lyons to build LEO is held in the London Science Museum, LEO exhibit in the Information Age Gallery. – The URL for the report is: https://collection.sciencemuseum.org.uk/documents/aa110067359/report-on-a-fact- finding-trip-leading-to-the-development-of-the-leo-computer
