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Conference Report: Microprocessors in Automation and Communications

As befits the mother of the democracies, debate on the role the microprocessor is to play in Great Britain is vigorous. Even the Prime Minister, James Callaghan, has joined the fray, telling the Labour Party conference at Blackpool that the microprocessor exemplifies the kind of technological change Britain must accommodate in the 1980's.