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Fairchild Semiconductor

 

 

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Shockley Semiconductor

Co-founded, in 1957, by "Traitorous Eight" from Shockley Semiconductor: Julius Blank, Victor Grinich, Jean Hoerni, Gene Kleiner, Jay Last, Gordon Moore, Robert Noyce, and Sheldon Roberts

Amelco Jean Hoerni, Gene Kleiner, Jay Last, Sheldon Roberts founded Amelco in 1961

Intel

- Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore co-founded Intel 1968

- Federico Faggin joined Intel in 1970

AMD

Jerry Sanders founded AMD in 1969

National Semiconductor

Charlie Sporck founded National Semiconductor in 1967. 

Intersil Jean Hoerni founded Intersil (after co-founding Amelco, 1961, and Union Carbide Electronics, 1964 (UCE was later sold to Solitron in 1969)) to make digital watches in 1967
Escort Memory Systems Founded by Victor Grinich in 1968
Rheem Semiconductor Founded, in 1959, by Fairchild General Manager, Ed Baldwin and other Fairchild employees. Rheem Semiconductor was subsidiary of Rheem Manufacturing.
SGS In 1960 Fairchild formed a partnership with the Italian government. This partnership took the form of an investment in Italy's SGS resulting in new company SGS-Fairchild SpA. In 1968 Fairchild withdrew from the partnership. SGS-Fairchild was renamed back to SGS.

 

Company Overview

Fairchild was founded by Sheridan Fairchild and the "Traitorous Eight", in 1957. Much of Fairchild's talent left to found other Silicon Valley companies. Fairchild Semiconductor was bought and later spun-off by National Semiconductor, in 1997.

 

Accomplishments

1959 - Planar Transistors (Jean Hoerni and Robert Noyce)

Planar Integrated Circuit (Noyce)

Silicon-Gate MOS process (Federico Faggin)

3708, 1st Silicon Gate MOS Chip

 

Chip Identification

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Fairchild Chips

 

 

Microprocessors

CPU's Fairchild F8, Macrologic Bipolar, Macrologic CMOS 
MCU's  
Bit-Slice  
 

Memory Devices

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CCD Memory  
Bubble Memory  
 

General Use Support Chips

Shift Registers  
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Communications  

Second Sourced Chips

 

Microprocessors

CPU's
MCU's
Bit-Slice
 

Memory Devices

RAM
ROM
PROM
EPROM
EEPROM
CCD Memory
Bubble Memory
 

General Use Support Chips

Shift Registers
Interfaces
Communications
 
  

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