New world class Cambridge Computer Museum

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New world class Cambridge Computer Museum

Two high profile Cambridge tech businesses are spearheading the foundation of a new world class Cambridge Computer Museum.
 
Award winning Red Gate Software and superchip designer ARM Holdings have both donated substantial funding to accelerate the realisation of this groundbreaking initiative.

Neil Davidson, joint CEO of Red Gate explained: "I, and many people at Red Gate, have an enormous personal debt to the UK computer industry of the 1980s. We cut our teeth on BBC Micros and Sinclair Spectrums: they made us who we are. This is one way of saying thank you, and of making sure that we celebrate the future and not just the past of Cambridge’s role in computing history.”
Read more about the project visit
>> Official Press Release with Notes for Editors
http://www.computinghistory.org.uk/userdata/files/cch_cambridge_full_press_release.doc
>> Print Quality Press Picture

>> A New Museum for Cambridge
http://www.computinghistory.org.uk/pages/13587/A-Museum-for-Cambridge/

>> Museum Plans Brochure [PDF]
http://www.computinghistory.org.uk/userdata/files/museum-vision-brochure-web-version.pdf