“From his parents’ California garage he launched the personal computer revolution and built Apple into the most envied, and valuable, technology company in the world.”

Set to kick off this Thursday at 9PM, the season premiere of CNBC Titans will offer an unauthorized look into the life of Apple CEO and visionary, Steve Jobs.

Previous seasons of CNBC Titans have seen the show document and profile the lives of other important, staple figures of Corporate America, including such people as Donald Trump, Ted Turner, Hugh Hefner and Merv Griffin.

Irrepressible and iconic, Steve Jobs has reigned as the undisputed king of Silicon Valley for the better part of three decades. From the Macintosh and the iPod, to iTunes and the iPhone, Jobs has secured his legacy as one of the few who dared to “Think Different.”

The programme will feature three important sections of Jobs’ life, including:

iPod
In October 2001, Jobs unveils a pocket-sized digital music powerhouse. The iPod quickly becomes the hottest selling product in the company’s history.

The Executive
Even wealth beyond his wildest dreams can’t quell Steve Jobs confrontational personality. Jobs is famous for his ruthless reputation inside the walls of Apple.

The Apple Revolution
Steve Jobs became a leader in the personal computer revolution with Apple Computer. He’s a homegrown success story, a Silicon Valley celebrity and a billionaire.

Head over to the CNBC episode page for some exclusive, video web extras, then be sure to tune in CNBC Titans this coming Thursday for an in-depth look into the man that is, Steve Jobs.

[via AppleInsider]