Which famous tech company's logo was inspired by an actual scientific discovery made by its founder?

Throughout history, some of the world's most recognizable brand logos have undergone fascinating transformations or have interesting origin stories tied to scientific or technological breakthroughs. This trivia question explores how certain iconic corporate identities connect to actual inventions and discoveries that shaped both the companies and their visual representations. Test your knowledge about the intersection of brand identity and innovation history!

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Apple - The logo depicts an apple with a bite taken out of it, inspired by Alan Turing's suicide method (a cyanide-laced apple)
Microsoft - The four-colored window represents the four fundamental forces of physics that Bill Gates studied before founding the company
IBM - The horizontal stripes represent the atomic structure of silicon that was discovered by IBM researchers in 1954
Amazon - The arrow from A to Z represents Jeff Bezos' discovery of a new algorithm for optimizing delivery routes