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Max Palevsky (Max Palevsky), one of the pioneers of the modern computer industry and founder of the corporation Intel, died May 5 at the age of 85 years, writes The New York Times. The cause of death, according to his assistant, Angela Keyi (Angela Kaye), has a cardiac arrest.

In recent years, Palevsky devoted to collecting works of art and financial support of the U.S. presidential candidates. In particular, donated 300 thousand dollars to the campaign of Senator George McGovern (George McGovern), and in 2000 endorsed Republican John McCain and promoted by his financial reform.

With computers Palevsky, who was born in 1924, worked with the fifties of last century. In 1957 he joined the electronics division to a corporation Packard Bell Computer, and in 1961 he and several colleagues founded Scientific Data Systems, specializes in small and medium-sized computers - this niche did not see IBM. In 1969 Xerox bought the company for a billion dollars.

In 1968, Palevsky has invested part of his own money in a small startup in Santa Clara, engaged in the development of semiconductors. Later, this company has turned to Intel, which is now the largest player in its industry.