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I think weamp;#39;ve done fairly well actually on Turing, Enigma - all this kind of thing. Weamp;#39;ve raced around Bletchley Park- saw the Colossus machine - which was for the Tunny, or Lorenz, cipher. There is a bit missing in the middle: amp;quot;Why was Colossus necessary why did they need a computer?amp;quot; What was the nature of that traffic that Colossus could help with? In one of our previous videos weamp;#39;ve actually shown a picture of this weird trace that they were getting off the airwaves. They showed it to the experts at Bletchley Park and they said: amp;quot;Thatamp;#39;s broadcast teleprinter traffic!amp;quot; And weamp;#39;ve got to remind ourselves [that] they may not have had electronic computers back in the 1940s, early on, but they certainly did have teleprinter machines. They were very common - used in stock exchanges; used for foreign telegrams all sorts. It looks a bit like a keyboard. As you press the keys there was a very comforting amp;#39;spla
