Did you know that the Universal Serial Bus (USB), which has become commonplace on our devices, was invented by an Indian American computer architect, Ajai Bhatt. Before the USB, connecting to computers was not easy. Interfacing with them meant navigating a complex web of ports and cables. Bhatt wanted to simplify that process and envisioned a single, standardised port capable of connecting a wide range of peripherals. His groundbreaking work at Intel led to the creation of the USB, transforming how we interact with computers. All our devices like printers, cameras, storage devices, and more can now be connected with complete ease.
