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May 05, 1949 - Youngsters and the Noughts And Crossers Machine.. It Wins Every Time... A party of Schoolboys and girls paid a visit to the Royal Society, Burlington House this morning to see the Noughts and Crosses machine. Invented by 25 year old Donald Davies a member of the mathematics division of the National Physical Laboratory the machine plays human beings and wins every time. It supplies the Os.. Photo shows Jennifer Nicks aged 18 plays the machine, watched by fellow students of the Royal Masonic School, Richmansworth. Mr. Donald Davies the inventor looks on
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