Hannah Fry explores how a British company shrunk chips and made the mobile revolution.
Published on Monday, 16th November 2015.
Hannah Fry traces the dot com boom and bust in Britain between 1999 and March 2000.
Teens write computer games in their bedrooms, and a billion-dollar business is created.
How 1980s Britain grew to love the home computer. Presented by mathematician Hannah Fry.
Hannah Fry describes some 1980s efforts to inspire Britain to embrace computing.
Hannah Fry explores the pervasive fear that the computer would lead to mass unemployment.
The story of packet switching, how computers learned to talk to each other.
ERNIE, machine made by wartime code-breakers, becomes an unlikely celebrity.
The story of the chain of British teashops that created the first office computer.
Hannah Fry travels back to the 1940s to hear the story of the creation of computer memory.
