Steve Wozniak
Computer scientist; co-founder of Apple Inc.
Born
August 11th, 1950
75 years ago
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
United States
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A computer scientist and engineer, played a key role in the development of personal computing. Co-founded Apple Inc. with Steve Jobs in 1976, creating the Apple I and Apple II computers, which significantly contributed to the personal computer revolution. Developed the hardware, circuit board designs, and operating systems for Apple’s first products. After leaving Apple in the 1980s, focused on various ventures in technology and education, promoting computer science education. Also engaged in philanthropic efforts related to technology and education.
Co-founded Apple Inc.
Designed Apple I and Apple II computers
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