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Making Silicon Chips
It starts with purified silicon and ends with technology that powers your everyday life. The task of making silicon chips—the most complex devices ever manufactured—is no small feat.
See why Intel's manufacturing process is the most advanced in the world >
Robert Noyce
Intel's co-founder, and the co-inventor of the integrated circuit, was dedicated to the advancement of technology.
Learn more about this extraordinary leader >
Intel and Moore's Law
For decades, Intel has consistently fulfilled the vision and challenge of Moore's Law. Gordon Moore's remarkable prediction for technology advancement is complemented by his commitment to environmental and conservation causes.
Find out why Moore's Law rules at Intel >
The Intel 4004—Intel's First Microprocessor
Introduced in November 1971, it started an electronics revolution that changed our world.
Inside an Intel Fab
Take a two minute tour through a fab and discover how Intel is moving from manufacturing microprocessors using 45 nanometer circuitry to even smaller 32 nanometer circuitry.
