Dov Moran
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Dov Moran (b. ca 1956) is an Israeli engineer, inventor and businessman.
Moran obtained a Bachelor of Science at the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology.
He was founder and chairman of M-Systems. This company invented the DiskOnKey, the DiskOnChip and other similar devices. At the end of 2006 the company was sold to SanDisk for the amount of $1.6B.
Moran was also the founder and chairman of modu. This company invented the modu, a modular cellular device which can be used in various other devices.
Moran is also chairman of Tower Semiconductor and Biomas, a biotech company.
[edit] External links
- modu Website
- Dov Moran, CrunchBase
- Dov Moran's world of total connectivity, Haaretz, Feb 13, 2008
