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Intel is a big company from America.

Andy Grove Robert Noyce Gordon Moore 1978 edit
Andy Grove Robert Noyce Gordon Moore 1978 edit

It was started in 1968. Two men named Gordon and Robert started it. They wanted to make small parts for computers.

These parts are called chips. They are very small. One chip helps a computer think. Intel made the first one of these in 1971.

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Intel chips 386 387

These chips help people play games. They also help people do work. Many computers use them every day.

Intel makes many kinds of parts. They make parts for memory too. They make parts for graphics.

Today, Intel is still a very large company. It helps make many machines work well.

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