Microprocessors are getting so tiny that they’re actually small enough for quantum mechanics to start affecting their performance. That’s bad news for traditional computing, but it’s led to a ...
Half a century ago, Intel’s 4004 chip was born, ushering in the digital revolution. Take a closer look at the little chip that changed the world, altered India’s place in it, and quietly powers modern ...
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Intel's revolutionary 54-year-old 4004 chip was the world's first programmable microchip — 2,300-transistor 10,000nm processor exposed
A CPU collector/enthusiast has taken the top off of an Intel 4004 processor and taken pictures of the chip's insides, showing ...
Vintage microprocessors usually do something, be it just sitting in an idle loop, calculating something, or simply looking cool in a collector’s cabinet. [Lee] has come up with a vastly cooler use for ...
The world's first commercially available microprocessor was launched 40 years ago today. Intel unveiled the 4004 on 15 November 1971, triggering the start of the digital revolution and enabling ...
Z-World Inc., a Davis company that makes tiny embedded computers that tell equipment how to function, will put up a second building to accommodate growth of its year-old microprocessor division, ...
Today, six-phase converters running at 1 MHz per phase, using 2-mΩ MOSFETS and 100-nH SMT inductors to deliver 150A at 1V are no longer a novelty. However, they are relatively inefficient and cannot ...
Whatever device you're using right now to read these words —be it a PC, a tablet, or a mobile phone— owes its very existence to a tiny sliver of silicon developed 40 years ago today, November 15.
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