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'''Intel''' is a manufacturer of [[semiconductor]] [[integrated circuit|chips]]. They started off building [[dynamic RAM|DRAMs]] - their 1K-[[bit]] [[Intel 1103]] was the first commerically successful DRAM chip - but they later transitioned to [[Central Processing Unit|CPU]] chips. Their [[Intel 4004]] was the first commercially available [[microprocessor]], and the [[Intel 8086]] was the founder of the [[Intel xx86]] line, the CPU chips used in the prevalent [[PC-compatible]] [[personal computer]]s.

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-'''Intel''' is a manufacturer of [[semiconductor]] [[integrated circuit|chips]] (although early on they occasionally dabbled in larger units which used their chips, e.g. the [[QBUS]] [[main memory]] module shown on the side).
+'''Intel''' is a manufacturer of [[semiconductor]] [[integrated circuit|chips]] (although early on they occasionally dabbled in larger units which used their chips, e.g. the [[QBUS]] [[main memory]] module shown on the side). It was co-founded by [[Robert Noyce]] and [[Gordon Moore]].
 They started off building [[dynamic RAM|DRAMs]] - their 1K-[[bit]] [[Intel 1103]] was the first commerically successful DRAM chip - but they later transitioned to [[Central Processing Unit|CPU]] chips. Their [[Intel 4004]] was the first commercially available [[microprocessor]] (created simultaneously with the [[Intel 8008]]). The [[Intel 8086]] was the founder of the [[Intel x86]] line, the CPU chips used in the prevalent [[IBM-compatible PC]] [[personal computer]]s.

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-'''Intel''' is a manufacturer of [[semiconductor]] [[integrated circuit|chips]]. They started off building [[dynamic RAM|DRAMs]] - their 1K-[[bit]] [[Intel 1103]] was the first commerically successful DRAM chip - but they later transitioned to [[Central Processing Unit|CPU]] chips. Their [[Intel 4004]] was the first commercially available [[microprocessor]], and the [[Intel 8086]] was the founder of the [[Intel x86]] line, the CPU chips used in the prevalent [[IBM-compatible PC]] [[personal computer]]s.
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+'''Intel''' is a manufacturer of [[semiconductor]] [[integrated circuit|chips]] (although early on they occasionally dabbled in larger units which used their chips, e.g. the [[QBUS]] [[main memory]] module shown on the side).
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−	'''Intel''' is a manufacturer of [[semiconductor]] [[integrated circuit\|chips]]. They started off building [[dynamic RAM\|DRAMs]] - their 1K-[[bit]] [[Intel 1103]] was the first commerically successful DRAM chip - but they later transitioned to [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] chips. Their [[Intel 4004]] was the first commercially available [[microprocessor]], and the [[Intel 8086]] was the founder of the [[Intel ~~xx86~~]] line, the CPU chips used in the prevalent [[PC-compatible]] [[personal computer]]s.	+	'''Intel''' is a manufacturer of [[semiconductor]] [[integrated circuit\|chips]]. They started off building [[dynamic RAM\|DRAMs]] - their 1K-[[bit]] [[Intel 1103]] was the first commerically successful DRAM chip - but they later transitioned to [[Central Processing Unit\|CPU]] chips. Their [[Intel 4004]] was the first commercially available [[microprocessor]], and the [[Intel 8086]] was the founder of the [[Intel x86]] line, the CPU chips used in the prevalent [[IBM-compatible PC]] [[personal computer]]s.

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