In 1960--ten years before Intel developed the first single-chip CPU (microcomputer central processing unit)--the revolution that would ensue was inconceivable: the cost of computing dropped by a factor of a million, modes of personal communication changed forever, and intelligent machines took over processes in manufacturing, transportation, medicine--virtually every aspect of our lives.
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