He suddenly fainted: Apple co-founder is in hospital in Mexico – diagnosis unclear

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As various media consistently report, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak (73) had to be hospitalized. The man who, together with Steve Jobs (1955-2011), built one of the most successful stock exchange companies in the world, fainted out of nowhere on Wednesday.

As US broadcaster CNN reports, Wozniak collapsed on the sidelines of an economic summit in Mexico City. According to a report from celebrity portal TMZ, the tech star told his wife Janet Hill after his speech that he felt strange and dizzy.

Suddenly he fainted

His wife then took him to the hospital. And rightly so: moments later Wozniak fainted.

According to media reports, the entrepreneur is in the emergency room, where he has to undergo various tests. There is currently no detailed information about his health.

However, his team is prepared for an emergency: several people have traveled from the US to Mexico by private jet to bring Wozniak to the US for further treatment if necessary.

In just four days he invented the computer game “Breakout”.

Wozniak is considered a genius and is also known by his nickname “iWoz” among fans and friends. Together with his childhood friends Steve Jobs and Ron Wayne (79), he significantly shaped the Apple brand.

The brilliant inventor also invented the legendary computer game ‘Breakout’ in just four days – and was paid around 350 US dollars (the equivalent of 315 Swiss francs) for it. (dzc)

Source: Blick