Steve Wozniak

Steve Wozniak is an American electronics engineer and co-founder of Apple Computer. He is known for his role in designing the first Apple computers.

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August 11, 1950

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San Jose, California, United States

Steve Wozniak, commonly known as “The Woz,” is a renowned American technology entrepreneur, electronics engineer, computer scientist, programmer, philanthropist, and inventor. He is best known for co-founding Apple Computer with Steve Jobs, which later became Apple Inc. Together, they revolutionized the personal computer industry by creating the Apple I and Apple II computers.

Wozniak’s early passion for technology and innovation was evident when he designed and built his own dial-a-joke machine in high school. He later co-founded the Electronic Frontier Foundation, an organization committed to protecting civil liberties in the digital world, and established the Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose, an interactive educational center for children.

In addition to his numerous achievements, Wozniak authored the book “iWoz: Computer Geek to Cult Icon,” which offers insights into his life and contributions to the tech industry. His innovative spirit and significant contributions have earned him various honors and accolades, and he continues to inspire and shape the world of technology through his philanthropic efforts and insightful perspectives on the future of innovation.