Videos and presentations

Videos and presentations provide introductions, demonstrations and programme context, but should be paired with dated specifications, repositories or reports for technical decisions.

For

All audiences, with rapid routes for specialists

Last reviewed

2026-08-05

Review cycle

Review every 6 months

What you’ll find

Videos and presentations are useful for introductions, demonstrations and programme context. A curated entry should name the speaker, organisation, event, date, audience and the source material that supports technical claims.

Choose the right route

1. Introduction

Use for a plain-language explanation of the problem, capabilities and ecosystem.

2. Technical

Use for architecture, compiler, OS, formal-methods or platform detail and pair with written material.

3. Demonstration

Record the exact hardware, software and date so the visible result can be interpreted correctly.

How to use this page

Readers can choose a short orientation or a deep technical talk without losing the route to specifications and papers.

Check before relying on an item

Slides and talks often simplify, age quickly and omit methods. Do not use a marketing video as the sole support for a quantitative or normative claim.

Check publisher, date, version, scope and status. Follow summaries to the primary specification, artefact, data or project record.

Source material

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Choose a presentation for orientation, then follow its references to a current written source before making a decision.

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