The Father

CED Magazine once named him “Father of the Cable Modem” — but that title only begins to capture his legacy. In truth, he stands as both the Father of the Cable Modem and the Father of Broadband. His invention was not merely a device; it was a transformative technology that rippled across industries, igniting waves of innovation that reshaped the trajectory of modern communications. His work laid the foundation of our connected world and accelerated scientific and technological progress at a pace history had never before witnessed.