Intel: The Godfather of Modern Computers

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Intel is the world's largest and highest valued semiconductor chip maker based on revenue and is the inventor of the x86 series of microprocessors: the processors found in most personal computers (PCs). Intel supplies processors for computer system manufacturers such as Apple, Lenovo, HP, and Dell. Intel also manufactures motherboard chipsets, network interface controllers and integrated circuits, flash memory, graphics chips, embedded processors and other devices related to communications and computing.

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Story of Intel: He left his company and started his own company and then someone left his company, and then someone left that company and made intel

mrtek

"Capable of storing 64 bits"
*the 64 bits on the screen translate into "nerdnerd"*

mattshnoop

Not sure people were exactly using their PCs for YouTube in 2001..

shiftees

I worked on a 4004 based 'smart' terminal, many, many moons ago - before PCs, it had a card cage and was programmable, could also do comms - HASP and the like, if anyone remembers that sort of thing...

nigeltown

Nice video, however IMHO you missed the paradigm shifting product known as the 80386.
Intels first fully 32 bit x86 cpu, that allows hardware multitasking, 4 GB flat address space, virtual memory, and virtual x86 mode, which allowed multiple fully functional real mode DOS VM'S to run simultaniously. in 1985!

bwzes

More interesting story would've been about the "Traitorous Eight" and how they founded Fairchild Semiconductors that established Silicon Valley in what it is today seeding the area with talent people who left and made their own companies. Robert Noyce in particular. He was known as The Mayor of Silicon Valley for a reason. I think Fairchild Semiconductor was one of the the most influential company of 20th century.

stayfrost

"MOORE Powerfull, MOORE or Less" I see what you did there haha ;)

snowdaysrule

The chip, the microprocessor, the transistor, the CPU, the Hard-disc all great inventions that we need in the computertechnologie, thanks for showing and kind regards.

saskiavanhoutert

Ow This channel deserves much more attention!
Great video, keep it up!

MdmasudRana-qluz

4:41 Anyone else noticed Felix from Re:Zero?

Jakub-fyhj

120.000 views, 98.000 subscribers. It seems like quality makes the difference. Great job infotaining us, we salute you ;)

Cnstantineify

The original IBM PC in the US (August of 1981) shipped with a Intel 8088 CPU (not the 8086). The 8088 was 8-bit, cheaper to make, and had higher production yields than the 8086. I had one of these original PCs (when it was new on the market), it ran at 4.77MHz, and was very fast for it's day.

Nerbil

7:05 its funny how YouTube was not even founded till 2006!

anandkothari

And now compare this to a company like Apple, whose value comes only from the fact that their smartphones are alittle bit more shiny than other phones.

MsJavaWolf

5:19 That's the computers we used in computer science in high school... in fucking 1993. Two years later, they finally moved up to Windows 3.11... and then stupidly upgraded to Windows 95 without upgrading the hardware. So all the PCs ran on a whopping 4MB of RAM. That was fine for Windows 3.11 but not for 95.

pummisher