Computer History Museum Collection. Includes the following pages:

‍ ‍391 San Antonio Rd. — A Semiconductor Documentary

‍ ‍Fairchild Semiconductor: The 60th Anniversary of a Silicon Valley Legend

‍ ‍1959 – Invention of the “Planar” Manufacturing Process

‍ ‍1959 – Practical Monolithic Integrated Circuit Concept Patented

‍ ‍Fairchild, Fairchildren, and the Family Tree of Silicon Valley

‍ ‍Moore’s Law @ 50: The Most Important Graph in Human History

‍ ‍Intel’s Microprocessor

‍ ‍The Relics of “St. Bob” (artifacts of Robert Noyce’s trailblazing career)

‍ ‍Fairchild Semiconductor’s Guide to Peninsula and San Francisco Bay Area Restaurants, 1969

‍ ‍Silicon Valley Napkin (startup template)

Intel Archives Virtual Vault. Includes the following pages:

‍ ‍Intel’s Founding – July 18, 1968

‍ ‍What’s in a Name?

‍ ‍Announcing a New Era of Integrated Electronics – The Intel 4004

‍ ‍Intel at 50: Gordon Moore on the Founding of Intel

‍ ‍Explore Intel’s History – A Complete Timeline from Its Inception to the Present

Stanford University, Silicon Genesis: Collection of video interviews with the semiconductor technology pioneers of Silicon Valley

Invention of the Integrated Circuit – Solution by Robert Noyce. Wikipedia article on Noyce’s invention of the first practical IC

Intel’s Founding – The Story of the Birth of Intel. The Chip History Center website

The Microprocessor – 1971. The History of Computer Communications website

Gordon Moore’s $15 Million Watch – The Story of Intel and Microma. Grail Watch website

Draper Prize – Robert N. Noyce, 1989. National Academy of Engineering website