Bil Herd is a computer engineer and designer who gained prominence for his work at Commodore International in the 1980s. During his time at the company, Herd contributed to the development of several iconic products, including the Commodore Plus/4, C16/116, C264, and C364 machines. Bil Herd designed the significantly more successful Commodore 128, a dual-CPU, triple-OS, compatible successor to the Commodore 64. He was known for his technical expertise, innovation, and creative problem-solving skills. After leaving Commodore in the late 1980s, Herd continued to work in the technology industry, developing products for various companies and contributing to the advancement of computer hardware and software. Today, he is recognized as a pioneer in the field of personal computing and remains an influential figure in the industry.