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Fire in the valley

By Paul Freiberger

Explore the grassroots origins of the personal computer revolution, tracing how passion, ingenuity, and collaboration in humble garages transformed computing from an elite domain into a universal tool, driven by a collective dream.

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“Explore the grassroots origins of the personal computer revolution, tracing how passion, ingenuity, and collaboration in humble garages transformed computing from an elite domain into a universal tool, driven by a collective dream.”

— Paul Freiberger, Fire in the valley

What it is about

personal computer revolution, tech history, silicon valley

Who it is for

Best suited to listeners who want a clearer working understanding of personal computer revolution, tech history, silicon valley and better judgment in how they apply it.

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Paul Freiberger brings a credible and useful lens to personal computer revolution, tech history, silicon valley, with enough subject command to make the book worth hearing.

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Paul Freiberger

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