Co-Founder of Apple, Steve Wozniak, suffers Stroke

 Renowned tech luminary Steve Wozniak, one of the masterminds behind the iconic technology giant, Apple, found himself hospitalized in Mexico City on the 8th of November, amid concerns of a potential medical episode.

As per a report from CNBC, the 73-year-old visionary and tech entrepreneur had been slated to make a significant appearance at the World Business Forum held in the vibrant neighborhood of Santa Fe in Mexico's capital.

Wozniak delivered his scheduled speech at the event, but afterward, he confided in his wife about an unusual sensation he was experiencing. In response, his concerned wife urged him to seek immediate medical attention.

Although the exact nature of his health issue remains shrouded in uncertainty, TMZ has suggested that it may have been related to vertigo, a condition characterized by dizziness and balance disturbances.

In 1976, Wozniak co-founded Apple Computer Company alongside Steve Jobs, the iconic leader of Apple who sadly passed away in 2011. Together, they ignited the revolution of personal computing, eventually propelling Apple to its status as the world's most valuable corporation. 

Apple earned its acclaim for its groundbreaking designs and the exceptional functionality of an array of consumer electronics, including laptops, desktop computers, and the game-changing iPhone.