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Pirates of Silicon Valley

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June 20, 1999: Pirates of Silicon Valley

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Pirates of Silicon Valley
June 20, 1999: Pirates of Silicon Valley is released

1999 – TNT television network airs “Pirates of Silicon Valley“. The story about Bill Gates (Anthony Michael Hall) and Steve Jobs (Noah Wylie). The story is based on the book “Fire in the Valley” and documents the rise of these two computer greats. Of course, it would be interesting to see the sequel – How the last 12 years have panned out… BTW – Joey Slotnick played Steve Wozniak.

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