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The Microprocessor as CPU for Computers – Part 9
Weissberger asks Ted and Dave when Intel first recognized that microprocessors could be used as the CPU for computers, rather than just for embedded controller applications (as a replacement for […]...
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Evolution from a Memory to Microprocessor Company – Part 8
Weissberger moves on to the major transition Intel had ever faced: moving from a memory to a microprocessor company. He asked: “When did Intel realized that microprocessors were a business […] Related...
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Intel’s Rise as the Microprocessor King – Part 7
Weissberger refocuses the discussion around microprocessors, noting that Intel didn’t always have the best architecture. House adds “never.” But Intel took a systems approach to the microprocessor...
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Intel’s Role in Data Communications – Part 6
Weissberger notes that Intel attempted to enter the data comm market in 1980 with Ethernet LAN chip made in Israel. They were 1 of 3 companies (XEROX and DEC were […] Related posts: Intel’s Rise as the...
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Intel’s Role in the Telecom Transition to Digital – Part 5
Ted Hoff is credited with and well -known in tech circles for the invention of the microprocessor. As Alan Weissberger points out, his contribution to telecom is somewhat unheralded in […] Related...
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Early Goals of Intel’s Memory Business – Part 4
Weissberger asks the panelists, “What were some of the other memory systems applications besides core memory replacement in computers (for main memory storage) and control memories for CPUs?” Dave...
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The Story of the 1103 – Part 3
Ted Hoff describes how he contributed to the improved 1103 circuit design and how its design differed from logic circuits. Technical details of the re-design are explained. Dave House then […] Related...
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Make or Break – The Story of the 1102 – Part 2
Weissberger introduces the 1103 and (predecessor) 1102 1K DRAMs and its huge importance to Intel’s success as a semiconductor memory company. It was a watershed event for the company, as Intel went on...
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Ted Hoff and Dave House Introduction by Alan Weissberger – Part 1
Alan Weissberger introduces panelists and Silicon Valley legends, Ted Hoff and Dave House. As Weissberger points out, Hoff and House were instrumental players in helping build the foundation in the […]...
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Intel’s Transition to Success: From Memory to the Microprocessor – Complete...
The above series of videos were captured at the IEEE-CNSV October 1st panel, Intel’s Transition to Success: From Memory to the Microprocessor, featuring former Intel legends, Ted Hoff and Dave House...
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