Intel's rich heritage spans over five decades of innovation and technological breakthroughs. From the invention of the microprocessor to powering the world's fastest supercomputers, Intel has been at the forefront of shaping the digital landscape. Our journey began in 1968 when Gordon Moore and Robert Noyce founded the company with a vision to make semiconductor memory practical. Since then, Intel has continuously pushed the boundaries of what's possible, introducing groundbreaking technologies like the x86 architecture, Pentium processors, and cutting-edge manufacturing processes. This page celebrates our legacy of innovation, highlighting key milestones and the brilliant minds behind them, while showcasing how Intel's past achievements continue to influence the future of computing and beyond.
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