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World's first commercially available microprocessor: The Intel 4004. - Manufacturer: intel Part Number: (C/D/P)4004 Process Node: 10um Transistors: 2,300 Clock rate: 740 kHz - The Intel 4004 is widely known as the world’s first commercially available microprocessor, and was released 50 years ago to the day (November 15th, 1971). The 4004’s design was started over a year prior to its launch in April of 1970, led by Federico Faggin. His initials, “F. F.” are printed on every 4004 silicon. - I unfo

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