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Intel built the 4004 — the first programmable microprocessor
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Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore started Intel
4004 — the world's first programmable microprocessor
1103 DRAM helped make semiconductors the memory standard
IPO, first company facility and international manufacturing growth
Based on a report by timeline.intel.com, Intel was founded by Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore and introduced the 4004, the world's first electronically programmable microprocessor.
The timeline also records the 1103 DRAM establishing semiconductors as the memory standard, early processors like the 8080 and 8086, and rapid manufacturing and international expansion.
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Who founded Intel?expand_more
Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore founded Intel.
What was Intel's first programmable microprocessor?expand_more
The 4004, described as the world's first electronically programmable microprocessor.
Did Intel release an early DRAM product?expand_more
Yes. The 1103 DRAM established semiconductors as the memory standard.
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