Jordi Ustrell Aguilà

Later, he led the introduction of the first fully operational Internet banking services in Spain, both for individuals and companies, presented at Internet World, 1st National Congress of Internet Users, organized by AUI in February, 1996 in Madrid.

Ustrell was also responsible for the creation of the Virtual Art Gallery Banco Sabadell for the 1996 Internet World Exposition (1st Internet Universal Expo).

The development in 1982 of the Compact Disc (CD) by Sony and Philips, and its later version designed to contain date, the CD-ROM, drew the attention of Publishing Companies due to the large capacity and low cost of these discs. At this time, Publisher Marin founded an engineering company called ComCal SA with the objective of making major reference works and large document datebases available through microcomputers. Jordi Ustrell had been the technical director of the Company since its foundation.

In 1979, Jordi Ustrell designed what would be considered the first personal microcomputer developed in Spain. The project caught the attention of publications specialized in the history of modern computing technology.

Jordi Ustrell Aguilà (Barcelona, August 3, 1955) is a Computer Engineer. As an entrepreneur, he has developed diverse Projects related with emerging technologies, some of which left their mark in the history of Computing.