The Garage That Started It All Hp Fairchild And The Birth Of Silicon Valley

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steve Stanford professor Frederick Terman encouraged his engineering students to start companies locally rather than leaving for the East Coast.

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How Disney became Hewlett-Packard's first customer

steve Walt Disney Studios became HP's first major customer, buying eight oscillators to test theater sound systems for the movie Fantasia.

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Fun Facts

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Garage status: The HP garage in Palo Alto was designated California Historical Landmark number 976 in 1989.

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How did Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard decide whose name would go first in their company?

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In which California city is the famous Hewlett-Packard garage located?

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What was Hewlett-Packard's first successful product?

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In what year did Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard officially start their garage workshop?

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How much cash did Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard start their business with in 1938?

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Which famous 1940 Disney movie used Hewlett-Packard equipment to test its sound system?

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What landmark status does the historic Hewlett-Packard garage in Palo Alto hold today?

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Who was the Stanford professor known as the 'Father of Silicon Valley'?

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garage (noun)
A building or indoor space used for housing motor vehicles or serving as a workshop. In late 1938, Bill Hewlett and David Packard began building electronics inside a Palo Alto outbuilding.

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steve Frederick Terman's Stanford land leases created Silicon Valley's foundation, keeping talent in California.

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steve In 1938, Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard built their first audio oscillator in a Palo Alto garage.

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steve Walt Disney Studios became HP's first customer, buying eight audio oscillators in 1939 for Fantasound.

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steve Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard flipped a coin in 1939 to name their company, creating Hewlett-Packard.

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