One of the masterminds behind the rebuild of a computer that hastened the end of World War II, and who saved Bletchley Park – Britain’s war-time codebreaking centre – for the nation, has died. Tony ...

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Comprising 2,500 valves and rebuilt from a series of black and white photos and some circuit diagrams.The original wartime Colossus was designed and built by the Post Office engineer, Tommy Flowers, ...

Here's my report about Tony Sale, the outstanding engineer who led the rebuild of Colossus, the first modern computer, who has died aged 80. The mammoth project to recreate the code-cracking Colossus ...