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Computer
History Lecture Series
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The Birth
of the Integrated Circuit
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Dr. Gordon
Moore
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Co-founder,
Intel Corporation
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History
Center Fellow
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Thursday,
October 28, 1999, 6:00 p.m
Moffett Training and Conference Center, Bldg. 3
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NASA Ames
Research Center
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*** RSVP
REQUIRED ***
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This talk will examine the historical development of the Integrated
Circuit (IC) from the perspective of the industry leader Intel (and,
previously, Fairchild).
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| Gordon Moore is co-founder and Chairman of Intel Corporation.
He worked with Robert Noyce at Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory,
and the pair eventually founded Fairchild Semiconductor. At fiarchild,
Moore worked closely with Noyce, developing his research interest
in extending the capabilities of transistors. More was able to implement
Noyce's concepts to create "wireless clusters" of transistors,
the basic idea behind the "chip." In 1968, Noyce and Moore
founded Intel Corporation. Moore earned his Ph.D. in chemistry
and physics from Caltech. |
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ADVANCE CONFIRMATION IS REQUIRED
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for entry to Moffett Field.
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If you plan to attend, please respond via
e-mail. You may also RSVP by voice by calling Wendy-Ann
at 650 604 2579.
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License
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for identification.
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