If you use a computer, then you’re already familiar with Intel, popularly known for its central processing units (CPUs) that power many of the very laptops or desktops you depend on daily. Intel was formed in 1968 and introduced its first product, the 3101 Schottky RAM, just a year later. From there, the tech giant has gone off to developing a wide range of electronic components — the 1101 static RAM also in 1969, the 1702 EPROM in 1971 (the first in the world), and the 8080 general-purpose microprocessor in 1974, just to name a few….
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