Tom Kilburn

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Tom Kilburn was a British computer scientist and engineer who played a pioneering role in the development of early stored-program computers, including the Manchester Baby and its commercial successor, the Ferranti Mark I.

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instanceOf academic
computer scientist
electrical engineer
human
awardReceived Computer Pioneer Award NERFINISHED
Fellow of the Royal Society NERFINISHED
Royal Medal
collaboratedWith Alan Turing NERFINISHED
Frederic C. Williams NERFINISHED
Geoff Tootill NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship England
United Kingdom
educatedAt Trinity College, Cambridge
Cambridge University
surface form: University of Cambridge
employer University of Manchester NERFINISHED
familyName Kilburn NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork computer architecture
computer engineering
computer science
electrical engineering
stored-program computers
givenName Tom NERFINISHED
influenced development of commercial computers in the United Kingdom
influencedBy Frederic C. Williams NERFINISHED
knownFor design of early British computers
development of the first stored-program computer
pioneering work on random-access digital storage
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Royal Society
notableStudent David Aspinall NERFINISHED
Iann Barron NERFINISHED
notableWork Atlas computer NERFINISHED
Ferranti Mark I NERFINISHED
Manchester Baby NERFINISHED
Manchester Mark I NERFINISHED
Meg NERFINISHED
Williams–Kilburn tube NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Dewsbury NERFINISHED
England
West Yorkshire NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath England
Manchester NERFINISHED
positionHeld Head of the Department of Computer Science at the University of Manchester
Professor of Computer Engineering at the University of Manchester
sexOrGender male
workLocation Manchester NERFINISHED

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Ferranti Mark I computer notablePersonAssociated Tom Kilburn
subject surface form: Ferranti Mark I
British Computer Society foundedBy Tom Kilburn
Williams tube developedBy Tom Kilburn