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Gordon Moore
Gordon Moore also, the co-founder of Intel and Fair child Semiconductor who stated large amount of transistors that integrated circuit which double every 2 years. -
Moore's Law
Moore law was an observation made that was coined in a paper written by Gordon Moore. -
First Microprocessor
Ted Hoff and Stanley Mazor makes the first microprocessor called the 4004 contains 2,300 transistors.Also, helped by Masatoshi Shima and Federico Faggin to help squeeze the transistors from 4-bit MPU to 16-pin package -
First PC
Apple releases the first personal computer called the Apple ll. -
IBM
IBM releases their first PC and personal computing takes off. -
80286 Processor
Intel create 134,000 transistors with the 80286 Processor. -
368 processor
Intel creates a microprocessor with 275,000 transistors with 368 processor. -
80486 Launched
The 80486 is launched, with 1.2 million transistors and a built-in math co-processor. -
Pentium processor
Intel introduces intel pentium processor 3.1 million transistors -
Pentuium Pro Processor
Intel makes the Pentuium Pro Processor, with 5.5 million transistors. -
Pentium 4 Processor
Intel produces intel pentium 4 processor with 42 million transistors -
Itanium 2 Processor
Intel makes a chip with 220 million transistors. -
Pentium 4 Processor with HT Technology
Intel introduces Intel Pentium 4 Processor with HT Technology also has 125 million transistors -
90 Nanometers
Intel creates a chip containing 125 million transistors, but the chip is only 90 nanometers thick! -
Passing the Microchip Barrier
The Amount of Transistors on a Microchip exceeds 1 billion -
Intel Core i5 Processor
Intel intorduces the intel Core i5 Processor with 1 billion transisitors -
Xbox one released!
Processor has 5 billion transistors which the Xbox one requires lots of computing and graphics power needing for more transistors -
5th generation Intel Core Processor
Intel introduces the 5th generation intel Core Processor with 1.
3 billion transistors -
Moore's Law Collapses
Scientists predicted that by 2040, this exponential growth in computer power will stop, and computer strength will stop growing. Something will have to fill the gap.