Which major tech company changed its logo to reflect the structure of an atom after the scientific breakthrough that made its technology possible?

Throughout history, major scientific discoveries have sometimes influenced how companies present themselves to the world. Brand logos evolve for many reasons - modernization, mergers, or changing market dynamics. But occasionally, a scientific breakthrough is so profound that it actually inspires a corporate rebrand. This trivia tests your knowledge about one famous logo that underwent a fascinating transformation directly tied to a major scientific discovery.

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Intel - Modified its logo in 1969 to incorporate the Bohr model of the atom after the invention of the integrated circuit
AT&T - Changed to the 'Death Star' logo in 1983 to symbolize Bell Labs' discoveries in quantum mechanics and telecommunications
IBM - Altered its logo in 1972 with horizontal stripes representing electron paths in quantum computing research
Apple - Adopted the rainbow-colored apple logo in 1977 to represent the spectrum emission patterns discovered in quantum physics