Co-Founder of Apple · Engineer · Inventor · Technology Pioneer
Steve Wozniak is the co-founder of Apple and the engineer behind the Apple I and Apple II computers, products that helped establish the foundations of the personal computing industry. Together with Steve Jobs, Wozniak founded Apple Computer in 1976, bringing engineering-led innovation to a rapidly emerging technology market.
An electrical engineer, inventor, entrepreneur and technology pioneer, Wozniak has spent decades exploring the relationship between technology, creativity and human potential. His work at Apple helped shape the early personal computer revolution, while his later ventures and educational initiatives have continued his focus on technology and learning.
Wozniak co-founded Woz U, a technology education platform focused on software engineering and technology development, and has remained active in entrepreneurship, education and emerging technology. He is also the author of iWoz: From Computer Geek to Cult Icon, his New York Times bestselling autobiography.
Today, Wozniak brings audiences a rare first-hand perspective on the origins of modern computing, engineering-led innovation, entrepreneurship and the evolution of technology. His conversations frequently explore artificial intelligence, robotics, automation, emerging technologies and the lessons that can be drawn from Apple's formative years.