Computer pioneer Gordon Bell, known for his role in the development of DEC’s VAX minicomputers and his contributions to computer history, passed away at the age of 89. Bell’s work in founding the Computer Museum in Boston, which later became the Computer History Museum, and his establishment of the Gordon Bell Prize, highlighting innovations in parallel processing, solidified his legacy in the tech industry. Bell was also recognized for his mentorship and leadership, with industry veterans praising his support and insights. His impact on technology and his helpful nature will be remembered and celebrated for generations to come.
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