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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak suffered minor stroke, released from hospital
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After being hospitalized late Wednesday, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has been released from the hospital, confirming he suffered a minor stroke.
Initial reports from Mexico City said Steve Wozniak had been hospitalized late Wednesday. He was in town to attend a World Business Forum in Mexico City's Santa Fe neighborhood.
Wozniak has since confirmed to ABC that he suffered a minor stroke. He has been released from the hospital and is flying home.
Steve Wozniak is the 73 year old co-founder of Apple who famously left the company in 1985 after he felt it was going in a direction he didn't agree with. He remains a vocal tech pundit respected by the community.
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Very relieved that he’ll recover. Thanks for the updated story.
Good to hear he’s recovering. That’s scary stuff.
Stroke of genius.
Get well Woz!
Get Well Woz!!!