
Who Is Mark Dean?
From the IBM PC to the ISA Bus: A Legacy of Innovation in Computing and Gaming
Read more about Mark Dean below.
At-home computing went mainstream in 1981 when IBM introduced its mass-market 5150 “IBM PC” to the world. In 1998, a computer processor designed in the company’s Austin Research Lab reached 1 billion cycles per second (1GHz). Six years later, the Blue Gene supercomputer clocked in as the fastest in history. There’s a common thread across these technology landmarks — Mark Dean, an IBM engineer whose innovations and leadership helped shape the information age.
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