INTEL

PROCESSO
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 HISTORY
In November, 1971, a company called
Intel publicly introduced the world's
first single chip microprocessor, the
Intel 4004 (U.S. Patent #3,821,715),
invented by Intel engineers Federico
Faggin, Ted Hoff, and Stan Mazor.
After the invention of integrated
circuits (or chips) revolutionized
computer design, the only place to
go was down -- in size that is.
 XT
1. INTEL 4004
2. INTEL 8008
3. INTEL 8080
4. INTEL 8085
5. INTEL 8086
6. INTEL 8088
7. INTEL 80186
 AT
1. INTEL 80286
2. INTEL 80386 DX
3. INTEL 80386 SX
4. INTEL 80486 DX
5. INTEL 80386 SL
6. INTEL 80486 SX
7. INTEL 80486 DX2
8. INTEL 80486 SL
9. INTEL 80486 DX4
 PENTIUM &
1.
CELERON
INTEL PENTIUM
2. INTEL PENTIUM PRO
3. INTEL PENTIUM MMX
4. INTEL PENTIUM II
5. INTEL CELERON
6. INTEL PENTIUM III
7. INTEL CELERON II
8. INTEL PENTIUM 4
 PENTIUM &
CELERON
9. Intel Pentium Extreme Edition
10. Intel Pentium D
11. Intel Pentium 4 Extreme Edition
12. Intel Pentium M
13. Intel Celeron D
14. Intel Celeron M
1. INTEL CORE DUO
CORE
2. INTEL CORE 2 DUO
DUAL-CORE PROCESSOR
QUAD-CORE PROCESSOR
3. INTEL CORE 2 EXTREME
DUAL-CORE PROCESSOR
QUAD-CORE PROCESSOR
4. INTEL CORE i3
5. INTEL CORE i5
6. INTEL CORE i7
7. INTEL CORE i7 EXTREME
 SERVER
1. INTEL PENTIUM II XEON
2. INTEL PENTIUM III XEON
3. INTEL ITANIUM 2
4. INTEL XEON
DUAL-CORE
QUAD-CORE
SIX-CORE
EIGHT-CORE
TEN-CORE
 ATOM
200 SERIES
Z600 SERIES
300 SERIES
N200 SERIES
D200 SERIES
N400 SERIES
D400 SERIES
N500 SERIES
D500 SERIES
Z500 SERIES
 Trade Name Millions of
Clock Freq. Design Rule
(Code Name Instructions Date of Number of Address
Family in (Pixel Size in
for Future per Second Introduction Transistors Bus Bits
Megahertz micron)
Chips) (MIPS)
80786 (Northwood) 3,000 MHz TBA 2003 TBA 0.13 64
80786 (Madison) TBA TBA 2003 TBA 0.13 64
80786 (Deerfield)** TBA TBA 2002Q2 TBA 0.13 64
80786 (McKinley) 1,000 MHz TBA 2001Q4 TBA 0.18 64
Itanium
80786 800 MHz TBA 2000H2 TBA 0.18 64
(Merced)
80686 (Willamette) 1,500 MHz 1,500 2000Q1 TBA 0.18 32
March 1,
80686 Pentium III 1,000 MHz 1,000 28.1 million 0.18 32
2000
October 25,
80686 P III Xeon 733 MHz 733 28.1 million 0.18 32
1999
June 14,
80686 Mobile P II 400 MHz 400 27.4 million 0.18 32
1999
March 17,
80686 P III Xeon 550 MHz 550 9.5 million 0.25 32
1999
February 26,
80686 Pentium III 500 MHz 500 9.5 million 0.25 32
1999
June 29,
80686 P II Xeon 400 MHz 400 7.5 million 0.25 32
1998
January 26,
80686 Pentium II 333 MHz 333 7.5 million 0.25 32
1998
May 7,
80686 Pentium II 300 MHz 300 7.5 million 0.35 32
1997
November 1,
80586 Pentium Pro 200 MHz 200 5.5 million 0.35 32
1995
June
80586 Pentium 133 MHz 133 3.3 million 0.35 32
1995
March 7,
80586 Pentium 90 MHz 90 3.2 million 0.6 32
1994
March 22,
80586 Pentium 60 MHz 60 3.1 million 0.8 32
1993
March 3,
80486 80486 DX2 50 MHz 50 1.2 million 0.8 32
1992
April 10,
80486 486 DX 25 MHz 20 1.2 million 1 32
1989
October 17,
80386 386 DX 16 MHz 5 275,000 1.5 16
1985
February
80286 80286 6 MHz 0.9 134,000 1.5 16
1982
June 8,
8086 8086 5 MHz 0.33 29,000 3 16
1978
8080 8080 2 MHz 0.64 April 1974 6,000 6 8
8008 8008 .2 MHz 0.06 April 1972 3,500 10 8
November 15,
4004 4004 .1 MHz 0.06 2,300 10 4
1971