Not Impossible on Twitter: "Among other inventions, Ajay Bhatt's most famous and impactful one was the USB. With his team, Bhatt won the European Inventor Award in 2013 for the USB, which
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JharEngineers - Ajay Bhatt inventor of USB Ajay Bhatt is credited for inventing the most widely used data transfer standard, the Universal Serial Bus (USB). He is a graduate from Maharaja Sayajirao
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