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Intel Last modified: Thursday, November 08, 2001
The world's largest manufacturer of computer chips. Although it has been challenged in recent years by newcomers AMD and Cyrix, Intel still dominates the market for PC microprocessors. Nearly all PCs are based on Intel's x86 architecture. Intel was founded in 1968 by Bob Noyce and Gordon Moore. Strategically, it is closely allied with Microsoft because the Windows 3.x and 95 operating systems are designed for x86 microprocessors. The popularity of Windows creates a demand for Intel or Intel-compatible microprocessors. Many people refer to this alliance as Wintel (short for Windows-Intel).
Itanium v. K8  HardwareCental compares and contrasts Intel's and AMD's new 64-bit microprocessors. Intel's Home Page Offers a list of company news items and information about their products. Additionally, there are links to a software showcase, developer's area, customer support, and newsgroup forums. Microprocessor Comparison Chart A cut-to-the-chase guide that compares and contrasts popular processing chips.	Related Categories Hardware Companies x86 Microprocessors Related Terms AGP AMD Cyrix DVI Intel microprocessors Intercast NEC PCI Pentium III Wintel