| BIGAPPLE | Large computer in Hokuto and New York (3,5) |
| UPLOADED | Transferred (data) onto a large computer |
| DOWNLOAD | Transfer (data) from a large computer (8) |
| TERABYTE | Pretty big computer storage amount |
| STOPCOCK | Old type of computer in bank concerns regulator in touch with Irish Water (8) |
| POPMUSIC | Operation inverted current total held by computer in numbers? |
| EMACIATE | Make thin computer in airline for private eyes at centre (8) |
| GLOAMING | Look into playing on computer in the half-dark |
| HAYRIDGE | Holly the computer in Red Dwarf, Hattie ... (8) |
| MEDELLIN | Author comes by computer in cocaine hub (8) |
| PRINTOUT | Output of a computer in printed form (8) |
| BEIGEBOX | Run-of-the-mill computer, in tech slang |
| MAINFRAME | Large computer known for its high-speed data processing abilities, its input/output units (such as large-capacity disks and printers), and, historically, the remote terminals used to access it. It's u |
| TONYSALE | He led the team that completed the rebuild of the iconic Colossus computer in 2008. (4,4) |
| AUGUSTUS | HAL, the computer in 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968), encrypts to IBM using this ancient Roman emperor's cipher. |
| WHITEHAT | One who benignly hacks computers in order to test security systems and stop illegal acts (5,3) |
| ETHERNET | A wired system for connecting computers in a local network (8) |
| SUBTITLE | Using computers in nuanced piece of translation |
| APLOMB | Being collected in a Post Office, large computer storage unit |
| ALMANAC | Yearbook article stored in a large computer (7) |
