A: [NB - New answer for July 2005] Perhaps not in 2003, but the official followup to "Extreme Computing" has has the new name of Open Tech 2005 (and takes place in Hammersmith on Saturday 23rd July 2005) - please click the link for further details.

A: Probably not. There's a number of reasons for this - we were hanging on to see what happened with a (rumoured) big retro games event in Brighton, and an (even more rumoured) return of the Access All Areas computer security conference, but at time of writing (May 1st, 2003) neither have materialised yet. Consequently, we haven't made many plans of our own about having another event like last year's during the summer period.

That said, there's a chance we might get involved with a smaller event (like the Haddocks' Take It Outside) if we can get a few interesting speakers together, plus there's a fair chance we'll organise a larger Extreme Computing-style event towards the end of the year, probably in the run-up to Christmas.

The best place for the news on either of these will be NTK, which is a weekly email newsletter which you can subscribe to, and then angrily delete it if it wasn't what you'd hoped for.

Thanks for taking an interest!

Dave

Other presentations:
William Shatner's "Rocket Man"
"Warez Dood": lyrics, quicktime mov
Etherpeg grab (during Dyson panel)

From home-made robots to retro video games, from Jolt Cola to commemorative web-browser tea-towels - if it's outside the mainstream, you can come along and check it out and most likely buy a piece of it to take home.

NEW (June 5th): full speaker programme - Nigel "Chuckie Egg" Alderton, John "Meteor Storm" Hollis, Freeman "Dyson Sphere" Dyson, etc - now on talks page PLUS now all the exhibitors as well...

What to bring:

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