A trove of forgotten papers penned by famed World War II codebreaker Alan Turing has sold for the record-setting price of ...

In 1959, four years after Alan Turing’s suicide just shy of the age of 42, his mother Sara published her biography Alan M. Turing. Shortly after, his elder brother John began his own alternative ...

A viral Facebook post purported to provide information about the life of Turing, including details about his sexuality, war efforts, death, and inspiration.

Alan Turing, born on June 23, 1912, was a brilliant mathematician and codebreaker. He made significant contributions to ...

Alan Turing, the British mathematical genius and codebreaker, may not have committed suicide, ... Indeed, he argues, Turing's death may equally probably have been an accident.

It's held as fact, and now in film, that code-breaking genius Alan Turing took his own life. But author Roger Bristow claims he has shattering new evidence that turns that theory upside down - and ...

ALAN Turing is often considered the father of computer science who played a pivotal role in breaking the Enigma code. He had a lasting impact on the way we live today, and his legacy continues as ...

Alan Turing has been granted a posthumous Royal Pardon 59 years after his death. Turing used advanced mathematics to break the Enigma code, revealing the positions of German U-boats during World ...

For as much as we know about the pioneering British computer scientist Alan Turing, we know relatively little about his death. Turing was found dead at his home in 1954, two years after he was ...

Alan Turing wartime manuscript, Enigma machine up for auction 03:27 "The Imitation Game" helped make World War II code breaker Alan Turing a household name. ... After Gandy's death in 1995, ...

Alan Turing, Computing Genius And WWII Hero, To Be On U.K.'s New 50-Pound Note For decades, ... Turing was just 41 when he died from poisoning in 1954, a death that was deemed a suicide.

Alan Turing, who was born 100 years ago on June 23, 1912, might not have invented the computer. (That honor goes to Charles Babbage and Lord Byron's daughter.) But today’s computing would be ...