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== First CMOS Microprocessor == | == First CMOS Microprocessor == |
Revision as of 15:24, 11 October 2018
First in computer engineering is almost always a controversial topic. Historically, many products were often designed around the same time by different organizations and were introduced around the same time. Below is a list of "firsts".
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First CMOS Microprocessor
The first CMOS microprocessor is the 8-bit RCA 1802 introduced in 1974.
First N-bit Microprocessor
Title Year Designer Processor Note First 4-bit Microprocessor 1971 Intel 4004 Fairchild PPS-25 First 8-bit Microprocessor 1971/2 Intel 8008 TI TMX1795 Never commercialized. First 16-bit Microprocessor 1973 National IMP-16 First 32-bit Microprocessor 1979 Bell Labs Bellmac-32 Never commercialized. 1981 Intel APX 432 First 64-bit Microprocessor 1991 MIPS Technologies R4000
First Dual-Core
The first known example of a commercial dual-core microprocessor is the COP II COP2404 (and 2440/41/42 variants) announced in 1981 and released the following year. The chip was a complete a single-chip dual-core processor.
First Neural Processor
The first commercial analog neural processor is the ETANN introduced by Intel. Below is a number of candidates for first commercial (digital/analog):
- Intel ETANN
- Fujitsu TDM Neurochip
- Micro Devices MD-1220
- American NeuraLogix NLX-420