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Four facts about Frank Greene, the African American who invented the world’s fastest memory chip

STEPHEN Nartey
by Stephen Nartey, 1:05pm February 10, 2023,
Frank Greene, Silicon Valley technology pioneer, dies at 71
Image via San Francisco Bay Review

His scholars program helped improve science and maths education

Inventor Greene set up a scholarship program in memory of his wife Phyllis Greene’s contribution to the activities of the NAACP. Greene was interested in building and empowering African-American engineers to break ground in the technological space.

His Frank S. Greene scholars program ensured that all participants ended up in college. The scholars program entailed a science fair, an engineering competition, a career day, parent enrichment workshops and monthly classes.  

Last Edited by:Mildred Europa Taylor Updated: February 13, 2023

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