Intel's 50 Years ...

Intel started its journey half-a-century ago. The purpose was to create a better future. Since then, the microprocessor maker has been inventing new ideas and solutions by solving the problem. On July 18, 1968 Robert Nyech and Gordon Moore established Intel. In the long run, the challenge of co-founder Nyech has been as a motivation for him, 'go ahead with the backdrop of history and limitations and create something new.'

Both Noyce and Moore were working in a company named Fairchild Semiconductors. He was very dissatisfied with the way Nayech was being treated by the organization. One day Moore came and said that he is leaving the job and whether Moore is really interested in doing something new. The two new companies that created jobs by putting together jobs together are today's Intel.

Intel name

Nayech and Moore's new organization was named NM Electronics. To name a quick name for registration, the name of the name from the initials of their name. Later, Intel was named after the integration of the first part of the words Integrated Electronics.

current Intel

In 2015, Intel contributed US $ 28 billion to the GDP and indirectly contributed $ 6 billion to the US dollar. At present there are more than 50 thousand technical workers in the United States and more than 5 million people are associated with their business.

Intel is one of the world's leading manufacturers of microprocessors. Intel produces 1 billion transistors per second. A shipment is sent to the organization of Global Inventory every 24 seconds. These chips of Intel manufacturing factories are the world's cleanest place. The operation rooms of the hospital are usually very clean, but there are at least 1000 times less germs or dust than the factories in Intel chip-making factories.

Intel has everything in mind. Starting with computer chips, they are currently associated with many other types of activities. Almost all of Intel's manufacturing and inventory activities are managed from the United States.

Intel records a world record for the 50th anniversary, where they show a light show through 500 automatic drones. The organization was organized at the head office of California.

8080 processor

Intel 8080 processor is the world's first full-scale microprocessor. This innovative breakthrough was published in 1974. The 40-pin processor was able to use more than 8008 of the previous 15 pins. It can be said that the processor was invented by millions of people started using personal computers.