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Hannah Fry looks back at 75 years of computing history to reveal the UK's lead role in developing the technologies we rely on today
Hannah Fry tells the story of the little known British company in Cambridge that designs and build the ARM chip, found in almost every mobil...
The city went crazy for dot com companies in 1999. But in March 2000, the boom suddenly turned into a bust. Hannah discovers that technology...
Computers in British schools and homes nurtured a generation of programmers who cut their teeth in the 1980s playing and writing video games...
In the 1980s, 'micro computers' invaded the home. In this episode, Hannah Fry discovers how the computer was transported from the office and...
As the manufacturing industries of the 1970s became the service sector of the 1980s, the BBC tried to help democratize the coming of the aff...
From the earliest days of electronic computers, commentators feared that mass unemployment would result from the efficiencies of computers a...
Long before the heroics of the world wide web, the internet was born out of a mixture of American ambition and British thrift. Packet Switch...
'Savings with a thrill!' In 1956, adverts enticed the British public with a brand new opportunity. Buy premium bonds for one pound, for the...
Hannah Fry hears the incredible story of how a chain of British teashops produced the first office computer in the world. J Lyons and Compan...
From the mobile phone to the office computer, mathematician Hannah Fry looks back at 70 years of computing history, to reveal the UK's lead...