# Tommy Flower
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Thomas Harold Flowers, BSc, DSc, MBE (22 December 1905 – 28 October 1998) was an English engineer with the British General Post Office. During World War II, Flowers designed and built Colossus, the world's first programmable electronic computer, to help solve encrypted German messages.
== Early life ==
Flowers was born at 160 Abbott Road, Poplar in London's East End on 22 December 1905, the son of a bricklayer.
January 10, 2015 Tech Talk Radio Show
Apple TV YouTube issues, using Chromecast with Amazon Prime Movies, creating a memory DVD of pictures and videos, using burst photo mode in iPhone, managing setup files after software has been installed, Profiles in IT (Tommy Flowers, designer of Collussus, the first all-electronic computer), Intel…
July 11, 2009 Tech Talk Radio Show
DTV conversion update, repairing corrupted files in XP, home cell phone repeater, Profiles in IT (Tommy Flowers, creator of Colossus, first programmable electronic computer), Britain honors WWII code breaking veterans form Bletchley Park, Tech Talk Guest (Dr. James Tilton, image processing research…
E148 - A New Look at Newman
February 2023 The breaking of the German Lorenz cipher system was one of BP's most complex technical achievements. This work is often associated with Tommy Flowers from the GPO, however Flowers' work, and the wider mechanisation of the breaking of TUNNY was overseen by a Cambridge mathematician who…
E40: Creating an art space disguised as a pub inspired by the brains behind the Colossus computer with Garry Hunter
The son of a coal miner and a chemist, Garry Hunter studied engineering, not art, in his home town of South Shields. After working on photography assignments worldwide for 25 years, ranging from Apple Computer to the UN Population Fund, he co-founded Fitzrovia Noir as an arts collective in 2008. He…
473. The Evolution of Intelligence with Neil D. Lawrence
As we get better and better at training machines to emulate humans, are there certain aspects of human intelligence that artificial intelligence will never be able to copy?
Neil D. Lawrence is a professor of machine learning at the University of Cambridge. His new book, The Atomic Human: What Makes…
Ep 185 Brent, Tommy Flowers and the colossal impact of Dollis Hill
Get your buzzers ready. We get competitive this week. Can you beat Alex in spotting the links to past episodes? Who'd have thought that Gladdie Park could be so well connected? And just around the corner was a unassuming building with a big story to hide. Partly the underground bunker, and partly…
4.4 Europe — The Forge and the Inferno
The Forge and the Inferno: How Europe Invented Artificial Intelligence on the Ashes of the Libraries It Burned
A forge is not only a place of creation. It is also a place of fire.In 1679, Leibniz conceived the binary system.
In 1854, Boole formalized the algebra of logic.
In 1843, Ada Lovelace wr…
5.4 Europe — Digital Reconstruction
Digital Reconstruction: How Europe Invented the Computer, Scuttled Its Future, and Rebuilt Itself
Europe invented the computer twice. The first time in secret. The second time in oblivion.
In 1941, Konrad Zuse completed the Z3 in Berlin — the world's first programmable computer. The Nazi regime saw…
XMTR Radio Hour #41 Sounding Colossus
This XMTR Radio Hour is a little different. Lucia speaks to Garry Hunter the director of arts and heritage organisation Fitzrovia Noir - and composer/violinist Jack Campbell about a new commission from the educational foundation that has grown out of the Tommy Flowers community pub in Poplar, East…
Tommy Flowers’ Blue Plaque & Stories You Haven’t Heard: Savitri and Satyavan
Welcome to The Big Smoke Variety Show!
This week, we throw open the doors to Variety Week and journey from the secrets hiding behind London’s blue plaques to an ancient tale of love, fate and devotion from the forests of India.
First, comedian and blue plaque tour guide Kate Sharp returns with an…
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