The PC world takes stock of the next Steve Zuckerberg on the list

According to foreign media reports, the PC World website today wrote an article listing ten people in the technology field most likely to be the next Steve Jobs, twitter's Jack Dorsey and Google's Larry
Page) and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg (Mark Zuckerberg) are among them.

The full text is as follows:

Just after Steve Jobs resigned as Apple's chief executive officer, experts kept asking: "Who is the most likely to replace Apple's visionary founder Steve Jobs ?" Tim Cook, Apple's new chief executive, is the most appropriate candidate to lead apple into the future. But who can take over from Steve Jobs, a great innovator in the tech industry?

Obviously, Steve Jobs is a visionary. After thinking about it, we listed ten leaders in the scientific and technological field, including famous figures and rising stars. They are most likely to become people like Steve Jobs and have a huge leadership and influence on Silicon Valley.

1. Reed Hastings, co-founder and CEO of Netflix)

In the technology field, it is difficult for companies to compare their innovation capabilities with Apple, but Netflix is definitely a strong competitor. Mailing and leasing DVDs and streaming media videos are innovations in the field. The company's chief executive officer, Blackstone's, is often seen as a very creative person. Throughout the process, he created an entertainment business, and even made apple suffer troubles in the competition.

2. CEO of Tesla Motors and SpaceX, and Chairman of solarcity, Elon Musk)

The history of Alan Musk's attempt to become Steve Jobs in the electric vehicle industry is impressive. Musk became a millionaire at the age of 28. He founded several successful startups, including consumer solar provider solarcity. SpaceX was the first private space launch company, tesla Motors, a well-established electric vehicle manufacturing company, is still in trouble. earlier this month, Merrill Lynch analyst Steve? Miluvic (Steve
Milunovich) directly called musk as "next Steve? Steve Jobs ".

3. Sir Richard Branson, founder of the Virgin Group

In the business world, Richard bransen may be the most like Steve Jobs. He is an ambitious innovator who always tries new things and asks his employees to do their best. Of course, as of now, Branson has not been involved in the personal technology field, but considering his history of expanding into the new field, it is not surprising to see the appearance of virgin tablets.

4. Jonathan Ive, senior vice president of Apple Industrial Design)

Who helped Apple Design most of the most representative products? He was Avi and started working at Apple in 1992. Since Steve Jobs returned to Apple in 1997, he helped design most of the dazzling hardware products, including iMac, iPod, and iPad 2. if Cook inherits Steve Jobs's savvy business consciousness, it is clear that Hervey can develop jobs' innovative products.

5. Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of Amazon)

As a billionaire opening the world's largest online retail store, Bezos's tech innovator is relatively unknown, but relying solely on one idea cannot create websites like Amazon. Bezos is a tested leader, one step ahead of his competitors. It launched Kindle e-books to the market and created the e-book market.

6. Larry pages, co-founder and CEO of Google

Google's reputation is not because of innovation, but because its products are always better than others. Even so, Google is the best choice as the next Apple. The search giant dominates the internet, and the Android operating system poses a huge competition threat to the iPhone and iPad. Page is often seen as a technology fan among Google's founders, but his recent role as Google's CEO proves that he is a great decision maker and a leader.

7. Makerbot co-founder, Bre Pettis)

Steve Jobs was able to quickly predict the development of the computer industry. As a result, Apple set off a revolution in personal computers. Maybe the next Steve Jobs will be a similar outsider who is developing an unfamiliar product. We think that the 3D printing company's Bree Pettis and other founders may become the next Steve Jobs. The company wants people to print objects like printed documents, and Makerbot announced this week that it will receive $10 million in funding to make this dream a reality.

8. Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder and CEO of Facebook

This is not the first time Zuckerberg was compared with Steve Jobs. Of course there is a reason. In many ways, Zuckerberg is Steve Jobs of his time: a young and ambitious technical enthusiast who makes full use of his intuition to create a company worth tens of billions of dollars. The real problem that Zuckerberg faces is whether he can continue to create a series of innovative products and services like Steve Jobs over time.

9. Jack Dorsey, founder of Twitter and CEO of Square

Like Steve Jobs, Dorsey's experience is more than just a single innovation. Dorsey is one of the creators of the Weibo service Twitter. But Dorsey was not satisfied. He founded square, a mobile payment Company, and served as chief executive officer. Square inserts a small, inexpensive card reader into the phone plug-in, allowing users to accept debit and credit card payments. Square devices are a boon to vendors without fixed storefronts.

10. cheezburger founder Ben huh)

A major feature of Steve Jobs's tenure at Apple was that people provided what they needed before they realized their needs. As the founder of the cheezburger network, Ben? Hal also has the ability to realize that people are not aware of the need for cat videos and photos. Hal built a website I can has cheezburger filled with Cat photos, which finally became a media empire and almost crossed the Internet culture fields. In this process, Hal became the main Innovator of the network boom. However, his career has not been as impressive as Steve Jobs so far.