Harrison Henri Blackwood

**Harrison W. Henri Blackwood** (February 21, 1957), also known as **H.B. Henri**, was the eighth president of Terranova and the founder of the multibillion-dollar tech company, Xegnuiks. He is the grandson of the first president of Terranova, Lawrence Blackwood.

## Early Life

Harrison Walton Henri Blackwood was born in Fortcester, Terranova, on February 21, 1957. He was the second son of Noelia Blackwood and Lyam Henri, and the younger brother of Kathleen Blackwood and the older half-brother of Charles Blackwood and Monika Blackwood-Achterberg. His maternal grandfather, Lawrence Blackwood, was the founder and first president of Terranova. Growing up, Harry was fascinated by technology and spent much of his childhood tinkering with electronics and computers. He excelled in school and went on to study computer engineering at Blackwood University. After graduation, he landed a job at his family's startup tech company, Blackwood Innovations, where he quickly rose through the ranks due to his innovative ideas and technical expertise. He worked with Athena Jackson, a senior software engineer at Blackwood Innovations, on several projects, and the two became close friends. Harry's contributions to the company helped it become one of the leading tech firms in the industry. In 1982, after his mother, President Noelia Blackwood, Harry became president of Terranova at the age of 28. He was determined to continue the legacy of his grandfather and cousins, and under his leadership, Terranova continued to thrive and expand its reach in the technology sector. Harry's passion for innovation and his dedication to his family's legacy have made him a respected figure in the industry, and his contributions to the field of computer engineering have left a lasting impact. Athena told Harry she was pregnant, and he knew he wasn't ready to be a father, but he was determined to step up and provide for his child. They had a son named Tyrone in January 1984, got married a year later, and had another son in June 1991. Harry became a devoted father while continuing to lead Terranova to success.

In 1998, he resigned from his position as president and co-founded Xenonix with his cousin, Cannon Charlson.  Xenonix quickly became a leading company in the tech industry, specializing in cybersecurity, data protection, AI  and cloud computing solutions. Harry's leadership and expertise helped the company grow rapidly, and it now has offices in multiple countries around the world. By August 1999, they had completed the basic design of the Xenonix 100 computer and were ready to launch it on the market. Harry, Cannon, and administrative overseer Matthew Edwards worked tirelessly to ensure the success of Xenonix, and their efforts paid off when the Xenonix 100 became a best-seller in the technology industry. Harry's determination, passion, and dedication have not only left a lasting impact on his family and the technology sector but also serve as an inspiration to many aspiring entrepreneurs.

In 2013, Harry bought Cannon shares of the company and decided on the name "Xegnuiks" after rebranding. He created a powerful server that revolutionized artificial intelligence and virtual reality, called Spas-XIA. Spas-XIA was a game-changer in the tech industry, and it solidified Xegnuiks' position as a leading company in the field. He then made a name for himself in the gaming industry with the release of XGaming. His determination and hard work have earned him a place in the tech industry's hall of fame, and his legacy continues to inspire future generations of innovators.

Today, Harry remains the CEO of Xegnuiks and continues to lead the company in its mission to innovate and make technology accessible to all. With a strong focus on sustainability and social responsibility, Xegnuiks is not only changing the world through technology but also through its commitment to making a positive impact on society and the environment. Harry and his cousins developed the QL-MACH D2, a breakthrough in quantum computing that quickly became a sought-after technology for governments and research institutions. Harry's vision and leadership will continue to drive Xegnuiks' success for years to come.

## Key Information

* Harrison Walton Henri Blackwood was born in Fortcester, Terranova, on February 21, 1957.
* His maternal grandfather, Lawrence Blackwood, was the founder and first president of Terranova.
* After graduation, he landed a job at his family's startup tech company, Blackwood Innovations, where he quickly rose through the ranks due to his innovative ideas and technical expertise.
* In 1982, after his mother, President Nokia Blackwood, died, Harry became president of Terranova at the age of 28.
* In 1998, he resigned from his position as president and co-founded Xenonix with his cousin, Cannon Charlson.
* By August 1999, they had completed the basic design of the Xenonix 100 computer and were ready to launch it on the market.
* In 2013, Harry bought Cannon shares of the company and decided on the name "Xegnuiks" after re-branding.
* Harry and his cousins, Gideon-Niall Blackwood and Chris Blackwood developed the QL-MACH D2, a breakthrough in quantum computing that quickly became a sought-after technology for governments and research institutions.