At the time that the iAPX 432 (originally the 8800) project was proposed, Gordon Moore was CEO of Intel, and thus ultimately ... architecture meant that the processor itself was split across ...

But what that means, and how we get there differs by chip maker. Intel’s Robert ... first recognized by Intel Co-Founder Gordon Moore. Moore observed that the number of transistors on an ...

Barrett, who ran Intel from 1998 to 2005, didn't mince words in his opinion piece published on Fortune, where he expressed a starkly different take. He ...

1968 - Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore found Intel ... would later cause a long legal battle over AMD's rights to use Intel's x86 chip architecture, which is the basis of a majority of PC and ...

Named for Intel co-founder Gordon Moore, Moore’s Law is the observation ... This means that as chip features get smaller, they cram in tighter and tighter, like electrified sardines.

Intel’s post-Grove CEOs came in for a drubbing from President Trump at the weekend. “We used to have Intel, and Intel was run ...

No. 9: Intel Co-Founder Gordon Moore Dies Gordon Moore ... Gelsinger has said the notion is being kept alive by new techniques in chip design and manufacturing, such as advanced chip packaging ...

Intel Corp. could be on the chopping block, according to some media reports. That could be significant to Arizona. Here's why ...

2020 - Intel's annual revenue peaks at $77.87 billion, bolstered by pandemic sales of PCs. Revenue then declines as Intel struggles with increased competition from AMD and Nvidia. Nvidia overtakes ...

TSMC, an Intel competitor, has a growing presence in Arizona with a massive chip manufacturing facility ... Valley by semiconductor entrepreneurs Gordon Moore and Robert Noyce, Intel achieved ...