• The back of Colossus
  • Colossus and the late Tony Sale
  • Motorola Droid Razr Maxx
  • Hursley House
  • HP Global Influencer Summit
  • Virtual desktop infrastructure support
  • Computer Aid
  • Surface Pro 3: an enterprise comparison
  • Surface Pro 3: a tablet with laptop specification
  • Surface Pro 3: Google's response
  • Number 2 – Insects in the system
  • Number 1 - Phones are not bullet proof
  • Number 8 – Laptop drowned in cocktails
  • Number 6 – Laptop survives robbery
  • Number 9 - A dropped laptop
  • The EDSAC Replica Project
  • EDSAC’s address decoding system
  • Margaret Marrs - the senior operator of the original EDSAC
  • EDSAC - the world’s first practical general purpose computer
  • There will be 2.3 billion PCs by 2015
  • Social media wall
  • The learning wall
  • Let’s connect
  • AIB supporting business
  • AIB’s award winning digital branch, The Lab
  • Olivier Martinez in Cybergeddon
  • IBM Fusion Activity leaders
  • Capacitive touchscreen applications
  • HP EliteBook Folio 9470m Ultrabook
  • Teaching customers about digital
  • An arsenal of digital technologies
  • Number 3 – Destroyed by natural disaster
  • Number 4 - Angry employee attacks data
  • Number 10 - Photographs saved from a broken drive
  • EDSAC, designed by Sir Maurice Wilkes
  • Computer literate
  • Swazi high school graduates
  • Learning ICT skills
  • EDSAC’s half adder chassis
  • The challenges of reconstructing EDSAC
  • The EDSAC Clock Pulse Generator
  • Future mission – internet connectivity
  • Unpacking the donations at the lab
  • The computer lab in Dlalisile
  • Surface Pro 3: going after Apple
  • Number 5 – Technology used as a toilet
  • The HP t410 All-in-One thin client
  • Google Android Hardware and Software
  • Surface Pro 3: optimised for Windows applications
  • Number 7 - Angry gamer smashes laptop
  • How a computer decides whether the tennis action is exciting
  • Wimbledon generates a mountain of data and statistics
  • Using AI to automatically create tennis highlights
  • Running Wimbledon technology in the cloud
  • Taking the Wimbledon web experience to new audiences
  • Bringing broadcast content back in-house
  • SailGP: data analytics helps sailors to improve performance
  • SailGP: further improvements could come from automation and AI
  • SailGP: using sensor data to make the sport more accessible
  • SailGP comes to the UK for Cowes Week
  • SailGP: monitoring real-time race data onshore