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{{title|Fairchild Semiconductor}}
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| name              = Fairchild Semiconductor
| logo              = Fairchild semi.svg
| logo size         = 250px
| type              = Public
| founded           = October 1, 1957
| founded location  = 
| founder           = Eugene Kleiner
| founder 2         = Gordon Moore
| founder 3         = Jean Hoerni
| founder 4         = Julius Blank
| founder 5         = Jay Last
| founder 6         = Victor Grinich
| founder 7         = Robert Noyce
| founder 8         = Sheldon Roberts
| fate              = Acquired by ON Semiconductor
| defunct           = 
| headquarters      = Sunnyvale, California
| website           = https://www.fairchildsemi.com/
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'''Fairchild Semiconductor International, Inc.''' is an American semiconductor company. Founded in 1957 as the '''Fairchild Camera and Instrument''', Fairchild was bought by Schlumberger in 1979 and was sold to [[National Semiconductor]] in 1987. In 1997 National spun off Fairchild as an independent company. In September of 2016 [[ON Semiconductor]] acquired Fairchild for $2.4 billion.

== Microprocessors ==
* {{fairchild|PPS-25|PPS-25 Family}}
* {{fairchild|4700|4700 Family}}
* {{fairchild|9400|9400 Family}}
* {{fairchild|F8|F8 Family}}


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company type	public +
fate	Acquired by ON Semiconductor +
founded	October 1, 1957 +
founder	Eugene Kleiner +, Gordon Moore +, Jean Hoerni +, Julius Blank +, Jay Last +, Victor Grinich +, Robert Noyce + and Sheldon Roberts +
full page name	fairchild +
headquarters	Sunnyvale, California +
instance of	semiconductor company +
name	Fairchild +
website	https://www.fairchildsemi.com/ +
wikidata id	Q1096013 +