Computopia [コンピュートピア] (February 1968) has been scanned and archived, enjoy!
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November 17, 2025 at 3:58 PM
Computopia [コンピュートピア] (February 1968) has been scanned and archived, enjoy!
archive.org/details/Comp...
archive.org/details/Comp...
Check out this 1968 computer magazine from Japan. It even has speculative writing about AI and 21st century computing
Computopia・コンピュートピア 1968-01
Even if you don't read Japanese or want to translate the text, the graphic design is dope
pinballnovice.blogspot.com/2024/11/scan...
Computopia・コンピュートピア 1968-01
Even if you don't read Japanese or want to translate the text, the graphic design is dope
pinballnovice.blogspot.com/2024/11/scan...
December 8, 2024 at 10:23 PM
Check out this 1968 computer magazine from Japan. It even has speculative writing about AI and 21st century computing
Computopia・コンピュートピア 1968-01
Even if you don't read Japanese or want to translate the text, the graphic design is dope
pinballnovice.blogspot.com/2024/11/scan...
Computopia・コンピュートピア 1968-01
Even if you don't read Japanese or want to translate the text, the graphic design is dope
pinballnovice.blogspot.com/2024/11/scan...
I love this advertisement for RAM (aka woven memory cores) circa 1968
![advertisement for RAM (woven memory cores) circa 1968.
Computopia [コンピュートピア] (April 1968) (600DPI)
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February 24, 2025 at 9:16 PM
I love this advertisement for RAM (aka woven memory cores) circa 1968
Computopia from January 1968 has been scanned and archived. Ever wondered about the state of Japanese computing in the late 60s? How they compared to American mainframes? About the role of computing in society? Wonder no more. Enjoy!
archive.org/details/Comp...
archive.org/details/Comp...
November 27, 2024 at 3:21 PM
Computopia from January 1968 has been scanned and archived. Ever wondered about the state of Japanese computing in the late 60s? How they compared to American mainframes? About the role of computing in society? Wonder no more. Enjoy!
archive.org/details/Comp...
archive.org/details/Comp...
六本足のロボット GAWALK (Six-legged robot GAWALK)
Computopia 1968-02
Computopia 1968-02
November 22, 2025 at 4:32 AM
六本足のロボット GAWALK (Six-legged robot GAWALK)
Computopia 1968-02
Computopia 1968-02
2 fresh 1960s magazine scans for you from two very different magazines, but filled with some great images.
Computopia 1968-02
Canadian Vending Magazine 1961-05
🧵 of images below
pinballnovice.blogspot.com/2025/11/scan...
scanning by @thestacks.ca
Computopia 1968-02
Canadian Vending Magazine 1961-05
🧵 of images below
pinballnovice.blogspot.com/2025/11/scan...
scanning by @thestacks.ca
November 22, 2025 at 4:30 AM
2 fresh 1960s magazine scans for you from two very different magazines, but filled with some great images.
Computopia 1968-02
Canadian Vending Magazine 1961-05
🧵 of images below
pinballnovice.blogspot.com/2025/11/scan...
scanning by @thestacks.ca
Computopia 1968-02
Canadian Vending Magazine 1961-05
🧵 of images below
pinballnovice.blogspot.com/2025/11/scan...
scanning by @thestacks.ca
Computer City
Computopia 1968-02
Computopia 1968-02
November 22, 2025 at 4:31 AM
Computer City
Computopia 1968-02
Computopia 1968-02
this looks like Eliane Radigue about to drop the dopest sine waves
from Computopia 1968-04 archive.org/details/comp... scanned by @thestacks.ca
from Computopia 1968-04 archive.org/details/comp... scanned by @thestacks.ca
June 2, 2026 at 2:15 PM
this looks like Eliane Radigue about to drop the dopest sine waves
from Computopia 1968-04 archive.org/details/comp... scanned by @thestacks.ca
from Computopia 1968-04 archive.org/details/comp... scanned by @thestacks.ca
本社コンピュータ室 (head office computer room)
Computopia 1968-02
Computopia 1968-02
November 22, 2025 at 4:33 AM
本社コンピュータ室 (head office computer room)
Computopia 1968-02
Computopia 1968-02
The April 1968(!) issue of Computopia [コンピュートピア] has been scanned and archived. Please enjoy another look into the state of Japanese (mainframe) computing in the late 60s.
archive.org/details/comp...
archive.org/details/comp...
February 24, 2025 at 3:58 PM
The April 1968(!) issue of Computopia [コンピュートピア] has been scanned and archived. Please enjoy another look into the state of Japanese (mainframe) computing in the late 60s.
archive.org/details/comp...
archive.org/details/comp...
In a delightful twist, right after posting this I found out the Computopia stuff -is- useful to someone, hah!
February 25, 2025 at 4:56 PM
In a delightful twist, right after posting this I found out the Computopia stuff -is- useful to someone, hah!
I think I will make a video to explain all the things I've found about that "pre-commercial era" thing, cause it's a fun topic. But also because I believe that the japanese "Computopia" concept is widely unknown, or misunderstood.
April 9, 2026 at 3:47 PM
I think I will make a video to explain all the things I've found about that "pre-commercial era" thing, cause it's a fun topic. But also because I believe that the japanese "Computopia" concept is widely unknown, or misunderstood.
What if vulnerabilities aren’t bugs… but physics?
Computopia explores a future where security is built into the computational substrate itself.
🔗 Read the full article
drfazal.medium.com/computopia-d...
#Computopia #FutureOfComputing #Cybersecurity
Computopia explores a future where security is built into the computational substrate itself.
🔗 Read the full article
drfazal.medium.com/computopia-d...
#Computopia #FutureOfComputing #Cybersecurity
August 10, 2026 at 8:40 AM
What if vulnerabilities aren’t bugs… but physics?
Computopia explores a future where security is built into the computational substrate itself.
🔗 Read the full article
drfazal.medium.com/computopia-d...
#Computopia #FutureOfComputing #Cybersecurity
Computopia explores a future where security is built into the computational substrate itself.
🔗 Read the full article
drfazal.medium.com/computopia-d...
#Computopia #FutureOfComputing #Cybersecurity
2 amazing scans from Japan:
アミューズメン産業 (Amusement Industry) 1975-05
Computopia・コンピュートピア 1968-01
pinballnovice.blogspot.com/2024/11/scan...
#retroarcade #japan #computing
ty @detchibe.bsky.social for the scans
アミューズメン産業 (Amusement Industry) 1975-05
Computopia・コンピュートピア 1968-01
pinballnovice.blogspot.com/2024/11/scan...
#retroarcade #japan #computing
ty @detchibe.bsky.social for the scans
November 27, 2024 at 5:47 PM
2 amazing scans from Japan:
アミューズメン産業 (Amusement Industry) 1975-05
Computopia・コンピュートピア 1968-01
pinballnovice.blogspot.com/2024/11/scan...
#retroarcade #japan #computing
ty @detchibe.bsky.social for the scans
アミューズメン産業 (Amusement Industry) 1975-05
Computopia・コンピュートピア 1968-01
pinballnovice.blogspot.com/2024/11/scan...
#retroarcade #japan #computing
ty @detchibe.bsky.social for the scans
One of the important figures in the creation of computer games in the 1960s was Ikeda Toshio.A well-known figure of the JP computing revolution and a Go enthusiast, and one of the contributors to the Computopia project at Fujitsû. He also wrote several articles on the modeling of games on computers
April 14, 2026 at 3:04 PM
One of the important figures in the creation of computer games in the 1960s was Ikeda Toshio.A well-known figure of the JP computing revolution and a Go enthusiast, and one of the contributors to the Computopia project at Fujitsû. He also wrote several articles on the modeling of games on computers
Oh here's the other half (not including the 30+ supplements I also got)
November 28, 2025 at 11:42 PM
Oh here's the other half (not including the 30+ supplements I also got)
The mail today has all three bases covered: 60s mainframes, 70s coin-op, and filthy filthy porno
November 26, 2024 at 9:55 PM
The mail today has all three bases covered: 60s mainframes, 70s coin-op, and filthy filthy porno
地球上での自然および人間技術の発達史年表,GM年表 (A timeline of the development of natural and human technologies on Earth, GM Timeline)
Computopia 1968-02
evolution by orders of magnitude
Computopia 1968-02
evolution by orders of magnitude
November 22, 2025 at 4:32 AM
地球上での自然および人間技術の発達史年表,GM年表 (A timeline of the development of natural and human technologies on Earth, GM Timeline)
Computopia 1968-02
evolution by orders of magnitude
Computopia 1968-02
evolution by orders of magnitude
Scans from November
December 31, 2024 at 10:31 PM
Scans from November
I don't read Japanese, but we scanned this 1968-01 Computopia and even it has an article on Artificial Intelligence and neural networks computing
archive.org/details/Comp...
archive.org/details/Comp...
June 2, 2026 at 2:06 PM
I don't read Japanese, but we scanned this 1968-01 Computopia and even it has an article on Artificial Intelligence and neural networks computing
archive.org/details/Comp...
archive.org/details/Comp...
At Expo ’70 in Ôsaka, in the Furukawa Pavilion, Fujitsû presented their "Computopia" attractions. It included, amongst other things, two computer-based games: the famous train driving test, and a "simplified" version of the game of Go.
April 14, 2026 at 3:04 PM
At Expo ’70 in Ôsaka, in the Furukawa Pavilion, Fujitsû presented their "Computopia" attractions. It included, amongst other things, two computer-based games: the famous train driving test, and a "simplified" version of the game of Go.
During the video we made a year ago with Florent Gorges and @adoru.bsky.social , the latter wondered whether the Fujitsû Computopia project team had been aware of Zobrist’s work on the game of Go—and the answer is yes, as indicated by Ikeda’s articles. Though the Zobrist's view was different.
April 14, 2026 at 3:04 PM
During the video we made a year ago with Florent Gorges and @adoru.bsky.social , the latter wondered whether the Fujitsû Computopia project team had been aware of Zobrist’s work on the game of Go—and the answer is yes, as indicated by Ikeda’s articles. Though the Zobrist's view was different.
What if cybersecurity isn’t a software problem… but a foundation problem?
The Integrity Stack: trust built into the substrate.
Security isn’t patched. It’s built in.
Read the full article|: drfazal.medium.com/the-integrit...
#TheIntegrityStack #Computopia #Cybersecurity
The Integrity Stack: trust built into the substrate.
Security isn’t patched. It’s built in.
Read the full article|: drfazal.medium.com/the-integrit...
#TheIntegrityStack #Computopia #Cybersecurity
August 13, 2026 at 7:57 AM
What if cybersecurity isn’t a software problem… but a foundation problem?
The Integrity Stack: trust built into the substrate.
Security isn’t patched. It’s built in.
Read the full article|: drfazal.medium.com/the-integrit...
#TheIntegrityStack #Computopia #Cybersecurity
The Integrity Stack: trust built into the substrate.
Security isn’t patched. It’s built in.
Read the full article|: drfazal.medium.com/the-integrit...
#TheIntegrityStack #Computopia #Cybersecurity
Did you see this issue of Computopia from 1968-01? We bought a stack of these from YJA and they will all get scanned.
Early computing is so cool!
bsky.app/profile/cpi....
Early computing is so cool!
bsky.app/profile/cpi....
Check out this 1968 computer magazine from Japan. It even has speculative writing about AI and 21st century computing
Computopia・コンピュートピア 1968-01
Even if you don't read Japanese or want to translate the text, the graphic design is dope
pinballnovice.blogspot.com/2024/11/scan...
Computopia・コンピュートピア 1968-01
Even if you don't read Japanese or want to translate the text, the graphic design is dope
pinballnovice.blogspot.com/2024/11/scan...
January 9, 2025 at 3:00 PM
Did you see this issue of Computopia from 1968-01? We bought a stack of these from YJA and they will all get scanned.
Early computing is so cool!
bsky.app/profile/cpi....
Early computing is so cool!
bsky.app/profile/cpi....
I suppose there would be more chances to find something on the NHK or Fujitsû archives sides. There was also a short film made by Haneda Sumiko about the "Computopia" aspects of the expo, but I haven't seen it.
April 17, 2026 at 5:53 PM
I suppose there would be more chances to find something on the NHK or Fujitsû archives sides. There was also a short film made by Haneda Sumiko about the "Computopia" aspects of the expo, but I haven't seen it.