From Moore's Law to the iconic bong, see if you have the processing power to handle this deep dive into Silicon Valley's chip giant.
What everyday outdoor chore was Robert Noyce reportedly doing when Gordon Moore arrived at his home to discuss starting the company that became Intel?
Mowing the lawn
Which AMD processor brand, launched in early 2017, debuted the company's Zen microarchitecture and marked its big comeback in the desktop market?
Ryzen
Often described as the 'brain' of the computer, what does the abbreviation CPU stand for?
Central Processing Unit
When Intel’s Hyper-Threading technology allows a single physical core to appear as two processors, what are these additional units called?
Logical cores
In 1968, Robert Noyce resigned from Fairchild Semiconductor to co-found this tech giant alongside which man, who is famous for his namesake ‘Law’?
Gordon Moore