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Frank S. Greene was one of the first black technologists, breaking the color barrier in the local industry. He developed high-speed semiconductor computer memory systems at Fairchild Semiconductor R&D Labs in the 1960s. He started two technology companies and later founded NewVista Capital, a venture firm with a special focus on minority- and female-headed firms.
Greene is one of the 63 inductees into the Silicon Valley Engineering Hall of Fame, conferred by the Silicon Valley Engineering Council. #solutions #entrepreneurs #innovators

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Frank S. Greene was one of the first black technologists, breaking the color barrier in the local industry. He developed high-speed semiconductor computer memory systems at Fairchild Semiconductor R&D Labs in the 1960s. He started two technology companies and later founded NewVista Capital, a venture firm with a special focus on minority- and female-headed firms.
Greene is one of the 63 inductees into the Silicon Valley Engineering Hall of Fame, conferred by the Silicon Valley Engineering Council. #solutions #entrepreneurs #innovators

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