Ajay Bhatt is a computer architect best known for co-inventing the Universal Serial Bus (USB) while working at Intel. USB replaced a confusing array of incompatible ports with a single, easy-to-use standard that transformed how computers connect to peripherals and consumer devices. The technology became ubiquitous worldwide and is embedded in billions of products. Bhatt also contributed to several other key computing standards during his career. His work helped simplify personal computing and establish a common foundation for device connectivity across the global technology ecosystem.