File:Silicon Valley Geniuses.jpg

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English: Federico Faggin designed the Intel 4004, which became the world's first microprocessor in 1971, remembers working with Silicon Valley technology pioneers such as Intel's first CEO Robert Noyce, pitched above and behind Faggin inside the Intel Museum.
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