Authenticity v Reliability. EDSAC runs by itself; how the team interacts to remaining challenges. @tnmoc
Authenticity v Reliability. EDSAC runs by itself; how the team interacts to remaining challenges.  @tnmoc
Uploaded February 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
In February 2019, the roof over EDSAC is being replaced, so the machine is cocooned as the team prepare to face the final stage challenges in the project to reconstruct the world's first general purpose stored program, practical computer of 1949.
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Authenticity v Reliability. EDSAC runs by itself; how the team interacts to remaining challenges.

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