How it shook things up: Sure, the 80286 was a very important addition to the Intel family, but the 80386, Intel’s first 32-bit x86 CPU, absolutely rocked the PC market upon its release in 1986.

The Intel 80386 (GNU FDL 1.2) ... The 80486 is launched, with 1.2 million transistors and a built-in math co-processor. Intel predicts the development of multicore processor chips some time after ...

Rob Landley reports on the evolution of Intel's microprocessor designs and why you should care. Log In Help Join The Motley Fool Our Services Investing ...

The 386 has disappeared from the desktop-PC market but has developed a strong presence in embedded-PC applications. Register-based, the 80386 architecture has four general-purpose registers, four ...

It`s Intel Corp.`s label for the newest generation of microprocessor, the powerful chip that serves as the central switchboard of […] Skip to content All Sections ...

Having an upgrade processor that provides 486 instructions on such older, more intelligent motherboards was very appealing in the 90s, thus. It wasn’t as good performing as a real 486 system ...

The summer of 1987 was a pivotal time for Intel. After helping co-found the company, Andy Grove had been named CEO a few months earlier and the company was just starting to sell its 80386 ...