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Semiconductor History | Intel | Memory, x86, Errors and Market Power 90
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Semiconductor History | 600 Pennsylvania Avenue, 4 August 2010 — The Order That Put Limits on Intel's Power
8/4/2010
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Semiconductor History | Santa Clara, 20 December 1994 — Five Missing Entries and a $475 Million Lesson
12/20/1994
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Semiconductor History | 2200 Mission College Boulevard, 1985 — Intel Abandons the Business It Was Founded to Win
1985
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Semiconductor History | Santa Clara, 8 June 1978 — The Last Two Digits That Became a Platform
6/8/1978
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Semiconductor History | 365 East Middlefield Road, October 1970 — The Memory Chip That Replaced Little Magnetic Rings
Oct, 1970
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Semiconductor History | Hillsboro, Oregon — The First High-NA Machine, 165 Tonnes of It
Apr, 2024
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Semiconductor History | 3065 Bowers Avenue — 2,300 Transistors and an Advertisement in a Trade Weekly
11/15/1971
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Semiconductor History | Bayan Lepas — Intel's First Factory Outside America, and the Fire That Took It
1972
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Semiconductor History | 365 East Middlefield Road — Intel Began in a Conference Room the Last Tenant Had Not Vacated
7/18/1968
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Semiconductor History | 2200 Mission College Boulevard, 26 April 2018 - Intel Moves 10-Nanometer Volume Production Again
4/26/2018
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Semiconductor History | Santa Clara, 7 May 2004 - Intel Stops Chasing Clock Speed
5/7/2004
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Semiconductor History | Santa Clara, 29 May 2001 - Itanium Tests the Cost of Replacing an Architecture
5/29/2001
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Semiconductor History | 2200 Mission College Boulevard, 1991 - Intel Turns an Invisible Component into a Consumer Brand
1991
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Semiconductor History | 365 East Middlefield Road, 15 June 1970 - The Memory Chip You Could Erase and Try Again
6/15/1970
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Semiconductor History | 2200 Mission College Boulevard, 28 July 2022 — Optane Reaches the End of the Middle
7/28/2022
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Semiconductor History | Apple Park, 22 June 2020 — The Mac Leaves Intel's Architecture Behind
6/22/2020
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Semiconductor History | Hammerstein Ballroom, 12 March 2003 — Centrino Sells the Laptop as a Platform
3/12/2003
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Semiconductor History | Santa Clara, 22 March 1993 — Intel Gives a Processor a Name People Can Remember
3/22/1993
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Semiconductor History | Waldorf Astoria, 12 August 1981 — IBM Makes Intel's 8088 the Center of the PC
8/12/1981
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Semiconductor History | Green Chapel and Mink, 9 September 2022 — The Shovels Arrive Years Before the Fabs
9/9/2022
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Semiconductor History | 13 Hartom Street, 8 August 2017 — Mobileye Gives Intel Another Road Into the Car
8/8/2017
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Semiconductor History | 2200 Mission College Boulevard, 29 April 2016 — Atom Leaves the Smartphone Roadmap
4/29/2016
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Semiconductor History | 101 Innovation Drive, 28 December 2015 — Intel Buys a Chip That Can Change After It Ships
12/28/2015
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Semiconductor History | 2200 Mission College Boulevard, 27 June 2006 — Intel Sells the ARM Business Already Inside Smartphones
6/27/2006
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Semiconductor History | Intel IDC2, Haifa, 1980 — The Math Chip That Made Floating Point Portable
1980
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Semiconductor History | Sderot Yahalom, 27 March 1996 — Israel Makes a $608 Million Bet on Intel's Fab 18
3/27/1996
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Semiconductor History | 4500 South Dobson Road, 8 February 2017 — Intel Restarts the Empty Fab 42
2/8/2017
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Semiconductor History | 4500 South Dobson Road, 1996 — Fab 12 Copies a Process Into the Arizona Desert
1996
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Semiconductor History | Collinstown Industrial Park, 1989 — Leixlip Becomes Intel's European Manufacturing Base
1989
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Semiconductor History | 2501 NE Century Boulevard, 2013 — D1X Makes Oregon Intel's Process Laboratory
2013
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Semiconductor History | Intel Aloha, 1981 — The 32-Bit Future That Arrived Too Early
1981
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Semiconductor History | 2200 Mission College Boulevard, 17 October 1985 — The 386 Intel Decided Not to Share
10/17/1985
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Semiconductor History | Intel Jones Farm, 1 November 1995 — The Processor That Reordered x86
11/1/1995
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Semiconductor History | Berlaymont, 13 May 2009 — The Billion-Euro Intel Case That Would Not End
5/13/2009
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Semiconductor History | Intel Jones Farm, 15 January 1996 — The Port That Replaced a Drawer of Cables
1/15/1996
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Semiconductor History | 3065 Bowers Avenue, 15 April 1974 — The 8080 Makes a General-Purpose Microcomputer Practical
4/15/1974
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Semiconductor History | Intel Chandler, 1980 — The 8-Bit Controller That Refused to Disappear
1980
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Semiconductor History | McCormick Place, 10 April 1989 — Intel Puts the Cache and Math Unit on the 486
4/10/1989
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Semiconductor History | 2200 Mission College Boulevard, 27 July 2006 — Core 2 Ends Intel’s Clock-Speed Detour
7/27/2006
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Semiconductor History | 2200 Mission College Boulevard, 31 January 2011 — A Tiny SATA Fault Creates a Billion-Dollar Recall
1/31/2011
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Semiconductor History | 365 East Middlefield Road, April 1969 — Intel's First Product Was a 64-Bit Memory
Apr, 1969
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Semiconductor History | 3065 Bowers Avenue, 1 February 1982 — The 286 Protected Memory but Trapped Compatibility
2/1/1982
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Semiconductor History | San Jose McEnery Convention Center, 20 January 1999 — Intel's Security Number Became a Privacy Revolt
1/20/1999
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Semiconductor History | Moscone West, 17 February 2004 — When Intel Followed AMD into x86-64
2/17/2004
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 17 November 2008 — Nehalem Ended the Front-Side-Bus Era
11/17/2008
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Semiconductor History | World Trade Center, 8 January 1990 — The Supercomputer Whose Speed Depended on the Compiler
1/8/1990
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 20 November 2000 — Pentium 4 Trades Work per Clock for More Clock
11/20/2000
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Semiconductor History | Moscone West, 6 June 2005 — Apple Gives Intel the Mac
6/6/2005
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 23 April 2012 — Ivy Bridge Moves the Transistor into a Fin
4/23/2012
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Semiconductor History | Park Theater, 8 January 2018 — The Performance Trick That Crossed a Security Boundary
1/8/2018
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Semiconductor History | Santa Clara Convention Center, 5 April 1988 — Intel’s Quiet RISC Chip Finds Work Outside the PC
4/5/1988
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, June 1992 — The Expansion Slot Becomes a Shared Standard
Jun, 1992
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 29 June 1998 — Xeon Moves x86 into the Server Room
6/29/1998
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Semiconductor History | Intel Rio Rancho, 23 October 2002 — Twelve-Inch Wafers Change the Economics of a Fab
10/23/2002
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Semiconductor History | Intel Ocotillo, 25 October 2007 — Hafnium Replaces the Leaking Gate
10/25/2007
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Semiconductor History | 3065 Bowers Avenue, April 1972 — The Customer’s Processor Intel Kept
Apr, 1972
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 10 May 2000 — A Memory Translator Turns RDRAM Into a Motherboard Recall
5/10/2000
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Semiconductor History | Moscone West, 18 September 2007 — Tick-Tock Makes a Metronome Out of Moore’s Law
9/18/2007
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Semiconductor History | Los Angeles Convention Center, 12 August 2008 — Larrabee Tries to Turn x86 Into a Graphics Chip
8/12/2008
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 23 March 2021 — IDM 2.0 Opens Intel’s Fabs to Other Chip Designers
3/23/2021
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Semiconductor History | 844 East Charleston Road, 19 April 1965 — A Cost Curve Becomes Moore’s Law
4/19/1965
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 8 January 1997 — MMX Gives the Pentium a Multimedia Vocabulary
1/8/1997
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 8 September 2008 — The X25-M Makes Flash Storage Feel Ready
9/8/2008
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 24 February 2011 — Thunderbolt Puts PCI Express on a Cable
2/24/2011
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 18 July 2023 — Intel Hands the NUC to ASUS
7/18/2023
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Semiconductor History | Intel SC1, March 1976 — The 8085 Shrinks an 8080 System Without Breaking Its Software
Mar, 1976
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 24 August 1998 — Celeron Gets Back the Cache It Needed
8/24/1998
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 28 August 2000 — The 1.13-Gigahertz Pentium III Runs Past Its Margin
8/28/2000
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Semiconductor History | The Venetian, 5 January 2011 — Sandy Bridge Puts the CPU and Graphics on One Die
1/5/2011
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 27 October 2021 — Alder Lake Brings Two Kinds of Core to Desktop x86
10/27/2021
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Semiconductor History | 365 East Middlefield Road, 1969 — Intel's 1101 Turns a Commercial Disaster Into a Process
1969
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 7 May 1997 — Pentium II Puts P6 in a Cartridge
5/7/1997
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 12 February 1998 — The i740 Loses the Graphics Card and Wins the Platform
2/12/1998
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 26 May 2005 — Pentium D Makes Two Hot Cores Affordable
5/26/2005
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Semiconductor History | TICC Plenary Hall, 31 May 2011 — Ultrabook Tries to Standardize the Thin Laptop
5/31/2011
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, February 1982 — The 80186 Misses the PC and Finds Everything Else
Feb, 1982
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 1983 — The 82586 Gives Ethernet Its Own Processor
1983
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 22 April 1991 — The 486SX Sells a Disabled Math Unit
4/22/1991
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Semiconductor History | Salt Palace, 12 November 2012 — Xeon Phi Turns Larrabee Into a Supercomputer Card
11/12/2012
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Semiconductor History | Palazzo dei Congressi, 3 October 2013 — Galileo Brings x86 to the Arduino Bench
10/3/2013
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Semiconductor History | 75 Reed Road, 27 October 1997 — A Patent War Hands StrongARM to Intel
10/27/1997
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Semiconductor History | Infineon Campeon, 30 August 2010 — Intel Buys a Modem Path Into the Phone
8/30/2010
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Semiconductor History | Palazzo Ballroom, 6 January 2014 — Edison Shrinks the PC Before Intel Shrinks the Plan
1/6/2014
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 23 August 2016 — Nervana Becomes an AI Roadmap Intel Replaces
8/23/2016
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Semiconductor History | San Jose McEnery, 27 September 2022 — Arc Returns Intel to the Graphics Card
9/27/2022
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Semiconductor History | Intel SC1, 1974 — A Watch Puts an Entire System on One Chip
1974
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 1979 — The Million-Bit Memory Made from Moving Bubbles
1979
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Semiconductor History | Intel Headquarters, 11 December 2018 — Foveros Stacks Logic on Logic
12/11/2018
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Semiconductor History | Tower Semiconductor Headquarters, 15 February 2022 — Intel’s $5.4 Billion Foundry Shortcut Fails to Close
2/15/2022
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Semiconductor History | San Jose McEnery, 19 September 2023 — Meteor Lake Breaks the CPU into Tiles
9/19/2023
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