Dollis Hill is a software company named after the Post Office Research Station in London NW2 — the birthplace of Colossus, the first programmable electronic computer, built by Tommy Flowers and his team in 1943. Our projects include Breadboard (breadboard.build) and Trident (trident.sh). Contact: hello@dollishill.com. The lights are still on.
The Post Office Research Station · London NW2
In 1943, in the research station that stood on this hill, Tommy Flowers and his team of Post Office engineers built Colossus — the first programmable electronic computer — then kept it secret for thirty years while the world credited others.
Dollis Hill is a software company named in its honour: a home for small, well-made things that keep running long after everyone assumes the lights went out.
01 · BREADBOARD — breadboard.build ACTIVE
02 · TRIDENT — trident.sh ACTIVE
GPO pillar box · collections most evenings
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