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Byman, Jeremy

Andrew Grove and the Intel Corporation

112 pp. | Morgan | January, 1999 | Trade ISBN 1-883846-38-2 $$18.95
(3) YA Notable Americans series. A crisply written, informative text tells the story of a Hungarian-Jewish immigrant to America who escaped both Nazi persecution and Communist oppression. Grove became the successful head of the company that led the development of the microprocessor and made the microcomputer revolution possible. The text focuses on his personal and professional life, and well-chosen black-and-white photos complement the narrative. Bib., glos., ind.
Reviewer: Jack Forman

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