Before the internet was a marketplace, France built a public information commons. From Minitel to school-issued TO7s, this is the story of how the Republic once taught its children to code — and imagined a civic internet.
In Cold War Germany, 8-bit computers weren’t just tech — they were lifelines. From West German mail-order micros to GDR-built KC kits, this is the story of division, innovation, and digital hope.
In 1986, AI on home computers was a fantasy—until Amstrads and Artificial Intelligence made it real. Discover how an 8-bit machine with just 64K of RAM ran poetry generators, translators, and learning algorithms decades before today’s AI revolution.
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