Tramiel
Tramiel is a surname of Jewish-Polish origin. It is most closely associated with the late 20th-century computer industry through the family of Jack Tramiel, a Holocaust survivor who founded Commodore International. Under his leadership, Commodore developed a line of affordable personal computers that achieved mass-market success in the 1980s, most notably the Commodore 64.
In 1984, Warner Communications sold Atari's consumer division to Jack Tramiel and his family, enabling the creation
Beyond these figures, the surname Tramiel is borne by other individuals, but Jack and Sam remain the