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Gordon Moore, Intel Co-Founder and Coiner of Moore's Law, Dies at 94
Intel Co-Founder Gordon Moore, the scientist who coined the theory on development of computer chips passed away on Friday. In 1968, Moore co-founded Intel, which was previously the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer. Intel and other semiconductor makers still develop products according to a version of Moore’s Law that was first coined in ...
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Gordon Moore, Intel Co-Founder And Pioneer Of The PC, Dies At 94
Even though he predicted the PC movement, Gordon Moore told Forbes magazine that he did not buy a home computer himself until the late 1980s.
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Gordon Moore, Intel Co-Founder and Coiner of Moore's Law, Dies at 94
Intel Co-Founder Gordon Moore, the scientist who coined the theory on development of computer chips passed away on Friday. In 1968, Moore co-founded Intel, which was previously the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer. Intel and other semiconductor makers still develop products according to a version of Moore’s Law that was first coined in ...
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Gordon Moore, Intel Co-Founder And Pioneer Of The PC, Dies At 94
Even though he predicted the PC movement, Gordon Moore told Forbes magazine that he did not buy a home computer himself until the late 1980s.
