[smbaker] is placing his magnetic bubble memory module to work in a Heathkit H8, an Intel 8080-based microcomputer from the the late 70s. The video goes into great detail on the theory of how thes ...

From there, AMD began producing 1024-bit static RAMs, ever more complex integrated circuits, and in 1974 released the Am9080, a reverse-engineered version of the Intel 8080. AMD had the beginnings ...

the Intel 4004 appeared in all its 4-bit glory (with its successor being the Intel 8080, later leading to the famous 8086 ...

Its detailed specifications—its 48K of random access memory, its Intel 8080 microprocessing chip—are now of antiquarian interest, since Processor Technology went out of business several months ...

Complete with an Intel 8080 processor and 256 bytes (not kilobytes) of memory, it can run BASIC programming language. 1977: A revolution in computing begins in 1977 when the first fully assembled ...

When it comes to desktop and laptop processors, the two biggest names in town are Intel and AMD. Qualcomm is making inroads, but if you want peak performance, Intel and AMD make the best ...

Those programs were not compatible with its processor. The Zilog Z80 was compatible with programs that ran on Intel 8080 CPUs. Allen believed that an add-in card for the Apple II would allow ...

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger announces the x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group at Lenovo Tech World '24 in ... [+] Bellevue Washington. It takes a significant market disruption to bring fierce competitors ...

Intel has been trashed by investors, but only trades at book value. New products led to improved revenue and profitability last quarter. Its ex-CEO wrote a positive op-ed saying the company's ...

Despite a rocky start, Intel’s Arc GPUs are now among the best graphics cards you can buy. Targeting budget PC gamers, Intel has established itself as a major player in gaming graphics cards ...

Intel products sold in China should be subject to a security review, the Cybersecurity Association of China (CSAC) said on Wednesday, alleging the US chipmaker has “constantly harmed” the ...

Credit: Getty Images In 2005, Intel CEO Paul Otellini surprised the company's board. According to a report from the New York Times, he suggested that Intel buy Nvidia for "as much as" $20 billion.