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+Write a factual article for a computer‑museum website about the person specified at the end of this prompt.
+Use only verifiable information from Wikipedia, period magazines, manuals, interviews, archival documents, and reputable museum or historical websites.
+Do not invent or infer any detail that is not explicitly documented.
+
+The article should include the following topics when information is available:
+- Early life and background (only documented facts; no speculation)
+- Education and formative influences
+- Early career and entry into computing or related fields
+- Key roles, positions, and responsibilities throughout their career
+- Major contributions to computing, engineering, design, research, or industry
+- Motivations behind their work, when documented
+- Important projects, products, or technologies they created, led, or influenced
+- How, when, and where major announcements or milestones involving them occurred
+- Impact of their work at the time and in later historical perspective
+- Influence on computing history, the market, users, competitors, or standards
+- Collaborators, teams, or organizations they were associated with
+- Awards, recognitions, or notable public reception
+- Later life, career transitions, or retirement (only if documented)
+- Legacy and long‑term historical significance
+
+Requirements:
+- Use prose for all sections; no schematics.
+- If information is unavailable, omit it entirely—do not speculate or create content.
+- Use clear, separated sections, but you may choose the section titles.
+- Use common, professional language suitable for a museum audience; avoid unnecessary technical jargon.
+- Output clean, raw Markdown suitable for direct publication.
+- No emojis. No images.
+- You may cite non‑Wikipedia sources using Markdown reference-style citations.
+- Tables are allowed when appropriate (e.g., timelines, positions held).
+- Focus strictly on the specific person requested. Do not discuss unrelated individuals unless directly relevant.
+- If the request specifies a particular period of their life (e.g., “their time at Xerox PARC”), restrict the article to that period and omit unrelated eras.
+
+Now write the article about: XXXXXXXXXXXX