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^ The Gap was founded by Donald Fisher (BS 1951), who served as its inaugural president and chairman of the board. "Obituaries – Business Visionary Don Fisher, BS 51". University of California, Berkeley's Haas School of Business. 2009 (Fall).

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^ Advent Software was founded by Stephanie DiMarco (BS Business 1979) and Steve Strand (BS EECS 1979). "How to build a successful software company". Engineering News (College of Engineering, UC Berkeley). April 17, 2006.

^ ^a ^b HTC Corporation and VIA Technologies were co-founded by Cher Wang (BA 1980, MA 1981). Laura Holson (October 26, 2008). "With Smartphones, Cher Wang Made Her Own Fortune". New York Times.

^ Marvell Technology Group was founded by Weili Dai, (BA Computer Science 1984) and her husband Sehat Sutardja (MS 1983, PhD 1988 EECS) and brother-in-law Pantas Sutardjai (MS 1983, PhD 1988 ). Sarah Yang (February 27, 2009). "Dedication of new CITRIS headquarters marks new stage of innovation to help fuel economic growth". University of California, Berkeley and the UC Regents.

^ Opsware was co-founded by In Sik Rhee (BS EECS 1993).David Sheff (2008-08). "Crank it up". Wired Magazine.

^ RedOctane was co-founded by brothers Charles Huang (BA 1992 ) and Kai Huang (BA CS 1994). Don Steinberg (October 1, 2008). "Just Play – Guitar Hero". Inc Magazine.

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^ VMware was co-founded by Edward Wang (BS EECS 1983, MS 1988, PhD 1994), along with Diane Greene (MS CS 1988) and her husband Mendel Rosenblum (MS 1989, PhD 1992). "VMware Leadership". VMware.

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^ KeyHole Inc (known now as Google Earth) was co-founded by John Hanke (MBA 1996). "Haas Alumnus Maps the Future at Google Earth". University of California, Berkeley.

^ Sun Microsystems was co-founded by Bill Joy (MS 1982). "2009 Goff Smith Lecture: Bill Joy, The Promise of Green Technologies". University of Michigan College of Engineering. October 16, 2009.

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^ John Riccitiello (BS 1981) has served as the CEO of Electronic Arts since 2007, and previously served as the president and COO of the company from 1996 to 2003. He is also the co-founder of Elevation Partners (with U2 singer Bono). HarmonyService (Fall 2007). "University of California Berkeley, Haas School of Business – John Riccitiello, BS 81". Haas School of Business, University of California Berkeley.

^ Eric Schmidt (MS 1979, PhD 1982) has been the CEO of Google since 2001. David Pescovitz (Jan/Feb 2003 (Volume 3, Issue 1)). "Lab Notes: Research from the Berkeley College of Engineering – Eric Schmidt Searches and Finds Success (Again)". College of Engineering, University of California Berkeley,.

^ Shantanu Narayen (MBA 1993) has been the CEO of Adobe Systems since 2007. University of California Berkeley, Haas School of Business (2009). "Shantanu Narayen MBA 93". University of California Berkeley, Haas School of Business.

^ Paul Jacobs (BS 1984, MS 1986, PhD 1989 EECS) has been the CEO of Qualcomm since 2005. Abby Cohn (November 2008 (Volume 2 Issue 10)). "Mobile Phone Metamorphosis". "Innovations" by UC Berkeley College of Engineering.

^ "Berkeley Unix worked so well that DARPA chose it for the preferred 'universal computing environment' to link Arpanet research nodes, thus setting in place an essential piece of infrastructure for the later growth of the Internet. An entire generation of computer scientists cut their teeth on Berkeley Unix. Without it, the Net might well have evolved into a shape similar to what it is today, but with it, the Net exploded." Andrew Leonard (May 16, 2000). "BSD Unix: Power to the people, from the code". Salon.com.

^ Deutsch was awarded a 1992 citation by the Association for Computing Machinery for his work on Interlisp("ACM Award Citation – L. Peter Deustch". )

^ L. Peter Deutsch is profiled on pages 30, 31, 43, 53, 54, 66 (which mentions Deutsch beginning his freshman year at Berkeley), and page 87 in the following book: Steven Levy (January 2, 2001). Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution. Penguin Books. ISBN 0-385-19195-2.

^ L. Peter Deutsch is profiled in pages 69, 70–72, 118, 146, 227, 230, 280, 399 of the following book: Michael A. Hiltzik. Dealers of Lightning: Xerox PARC and the Dawn of the Computer Age. Collins Business. ISBN 0-88730-891-0.

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^ Charles H. Ferguson (BA 1978) won an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature in 2011 for Inside Job. Andrew Pulver (February 28, 2011). "Oscars 2011: Inside Job banks best documentary award". The Guardian (United Kingdom).

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Berkeley, California

Neighborhoods	Berkeley Marina Claremont Cragmont Downtown Berkeley Elmwood Gourmet Ghetto La Loma Park Lorin District North Berkeley Northside Panoramic Hill South Berkeley Southside Thousand Oaks West Berkeley Westbrae

Education	Berkeley City College Berkeley High School Berkeley Unified School District Graduate Theological Union University of California, Berkeley

Trunk roads and highways	Interstate 80 Interstate 580 Piedmont Avenue San Pablo Avenue (State Route 123) Shattuck Avenue Solano Avenue Telegraph Avenue

Public transportation	AC Transit Ashby BART Bear Transit Berkeley Amtrak Station Downtown Berkeley BART North Berkeley BART

People	List of people from Berkeley List of Berkeley High School people

History	List of landmarks 1923 fire 1960s riots People's Park occupation 1991 fire

Silicon Valley in California

Cities	Campbell Cupertino East Palo Alto Fremont Los Altos Los Altos Hills Los Gatos Menlo Park Milpitas Mountain View Newark Palo Alto Redwood City San Jose San Mateo Santa Clara Saratoga Sunnyvale

Colleges and universities	Carnegie Mellon Silicon Valley Cogswell Polytechnical College De Anza College Evergreen Valley College Foothill College International Technological University Menlo College Mission College Ohlone College Silicon Valley Technical Institute National Hispanic University Northwestern Polytechnic University San Jose City College San Jose State University Silicon Valley University Santa Clara University Stanford University University of California, Berkeley University of California, Santa Cruz

Companies (including subsidiaries and defuncts based in or around the area)	3Com Actuate Adaptec Adobe Systems AMD Agilent Technologies Altera Amdahl Apple Inc. Applied Materials Aricent Asus Atari Atmel Avaya BEA Systems Brocade Business Objects Cisco Systems Computer Literacy Bookstore Cypress Semiconductor eBay Electronic Arts Facebook Foundry Networks Fry's Electronics Fujitsu Gaia Online Geeknet Google Hewlett-Packard Hitachi Global Storage Technologies Intel Intuit Juniper Networks Knight Ridder Logitech LSI Corporation Magellan Navigation Marvell Technology Group Maxtor McAfee Memorex Microsoft National Semiconductor Netscape NetApp NeXT Nintendo of America Nortel Nvidia Opera Software OPPO Digital Oracle Corporation Palm, Inc. PalmSource PayPal Pinterest Rambus Redback Networks Reputation.com SAP AG SanDisk Silicon Graphics Silicon Image Solectron Sony SRI International Sun Microsystems Symantec Symyx Taligent Tesla Motors TiVo WebEx Verisign Veritas Software VMware Xilinx Yahoo!

Chancellors of the University of California, Berkeley

Clark Kerr (1952) Glenn T. Seaborg (1958) Edward W. Strong (1961) Martin E. Meyerson (1965) Roger W. Heyns (1965) Albert H. Bowker (1971) Ira Michael Heyman (1980) Chang-Lin Tien (1990) Robert M. Berdahl (1997) Robert J. Birgeneau (2004) Nicholas Dirks (2013)

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