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Intel 8008

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    …introduced an eight-bit processor, the 8008, in November 1972. (In 1974 the 8008 was reengineered with a larger, more versatile instruction set as the 8080.) In 1972 Intel was still a small company, albeit with two new and revolutionary products. But no one—certainly not their inventors—had figured out exactly what…

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    …introduced an eight-bit processor, the 8008, in November 1972. (In 1974 the 8008 was reengineered with a larger, more versatile instruction set as the 8080.) In 1972 Intel was still a small company, albeit with two new and revolutionary products. But no one—certainly not their inventors—had figured out exactly what…

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