Moving the reconstructed EDSAC arithmetic unit from Cambridge to TNMOC @tnmoc
Moving the reconstructed EDSAC arithmetic unit from Cambridge to TNMOC  @tnmoc
Uploaded March 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
The arithmetic unit comprising 29 chassis - one quarter of the reconstructed EDSAC - is transferred from a home workshop in Cambridge to The National Museum of Computing where the unit is integrated into the rest of the EDSAC reconstruction. See all the EDSAC reconstruction videos at edsac.org All filmed and edited by David Allen (producer of the 1980's BBC Computer Literacy series).
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Moving the reconstructed EDSAC arithmetic unit from Cambridge to TNMOC

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