This post is a basic timeline of Intel. There are 33 events listed below chronologically.
- Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore found Intel (1968)
- 3101 Schottky TTL bipolar 64-bit SRAM (1969)
- 3301 Schottky bipolar 1024-bit ROM (1969)
- 1101 MOSFET silicon gate SRAM (1969)
- Intel 1103 dynamic random-access memory (1970)
- Intel becomes publicly traded (1971)
- Intel 4004 microprocessor (1971)
- Intel 8008 8-bit microprocessor (1972)
- Intel 8080 general purpose microprocessor (1974)
- Intel MCS-48 microcontroller (1976)
- Intel 8086 16-bit microprocessor (1978)
- Intel 286 16-bit microprocessor (1982)
- CHMOS technology is released (1983)
- CHMOS DRAM is released (1984)
- iPSC/1 (1985)
- Intel 386 32-bit processor (1985)
- Intel 486 microprocessor (1989)
- Intel ends support for RISC architecture (1991)
- Pentium processor (1993)
- Pentium Pro processor (1995)
- Pentium MMX (1996)
- Pentium II processor (1997)
- Pentium II Xeon processor (1998)
- Pentium III microprocessor (1999)
- Pentium 4 processor (2000)
- Centrino processor (2003)
- Nocona 64-bit processor (2004)
- Core 2 Duo processor (2006)
- Intel Atom microprocessor (2008)
- Nehalem i7 microprocessor (2008)
- Sandy Bridge i7 microprocessor (2011)
- Haswell processor (2013)
- Intel Quark processor (2013)
Sources
Wikipedia: Timeline of Intel, Intel
