Teofilo, Renz Joseph P.

27/11/19
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AMD Intel

1969
● AMD's Co-Founder Jerry Sanders Birth of the Intel logo with the dropped "e"
got name AMDs first CEO and
president.
● AMD established headquarters in
Sunnyvale, California with
$100,000.
1970
● AMD introduces it's first
proprietary unit; the Am2501 logic
counter.
1972
● AMD becomes a public company.
1979
● AMD appears and debuts on the
NY stock exchange.
● AMD begins producing in an
Austin manufacturing facility.
1982
● IMD gets AMD to sign a contract
to agree to be a a second. source
next to intel for IBM PC
processors.
1984
● AMD is one of the '100 best
companies to work for in America.
1985
● For the first time AMD is listed in Intel's 8051 and 8751 Microcontrollers
the fortune 500.
● AMD invests in ATI.
1969
1969
● Intel's first product--the
3101--random access
memory(RAM)
1971
● Intel's first microprocessor
● It ran at a blazing 108kHz at the
time
● It can take the job of a computer
the size of a room.
1975
The Intel 8080 was used in one of the first
personal computers in the world--The
Altair 8080.
1976
● Intel were the first to bring
microcontrollers(The 8748 and
8048) in the world
1978
● Employees at Intel celebrate
intel's 10th anniversary.
● Intel introduced their Intel 8086- a
16 bit microprocessor that ran at
10MHz, and also brought 23,000
more transistors compared to the
8080.
1980
became best sellers of the world.
 ● ATI's first graphic controllers and
graphics board prodcuts are
develpoed.
1986
● ATI grabs a major contract with
the company Commodore
Business Machines; this major
contact contains supplying rights
for ATI to supply 7000 chips per
week.
1987
● AMD obtains Monolithic
Memories, INC. It also enters
programmable logic B.
● ATI shows off EGA Wonder and
VGA Wonder. These were
graphics for IBM PC's.
1988
● AMD starts to work on SDC.
Submicron Development Center.
This is a reserach center for
AMD.
1989
● ATI helps in the establishment of
the graphics standard VESA.
1991
● The family Am486 debuts. These
microrocessors are much better
than the older versions.
● Mach8 chip and board products
are released by ATI.
1992
● Mach32 is introduced by ATI.
This is the first integrated
graphics controller and
accelerator in one chip.
1993
● AMD Am486 mincroprocessor
1981
IBM uses 8088 to power their IBM PC.
1982
The 8096 was Intel's first 16-bit
microcontroller that entered the computer
market.
1982
● Intel launches the Intel
286(80286)--a high performance
microprocessor--that included
134,000 transistors.
● Could run up to 12 MHz
1983
Intel successfully surpass a 1 billion dollar
annual revenue.
1985
● Intel releases the Intel 386--a
32-bit microprocessor carrying
over 285k of transistors.
● It was able to run up to 33 MHz
1989
● The Intel 860 is the first processor
from Intel to pack 1 million
transistors.
● The Intel 860 is designed for
super applications/super
computing
1992
● Intel 486 brought miner
improvments.
● It could run at 33Mhz.
● Packed over 1.2 million
transistors.
1993
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● AMD establishes joint venture
with a company called Fujitsu to
make Flash memories.
● ATI goes public.
1994
● AMD and Compaq Computer
Corp. come together to create
computers with AMD's
microprocessors.
● ATI creates Mach64. The first ATI
graphics board to accel in motion
video.
1995
● AMD previews AMD-K5
microprocessor.
● ATI is the first company to ship
out Mac compatible graphics
boards
1996
● AMD takes in NexGen, a
microprocessor company.
● ATI releases industries` first 3D
graphics chip.
● ATI establishes ATI Ireland
1997
● AMD produces AMD-K6
microprocessor. This allowed for
PC's to become affor​2000
● AMD is the first to break the
1GHz with the processor Athlon.
● AMD introduces AMD PowerNow!
● ATI Radeon graphics technology
debuts.
● ATI acquires the graphics chipset
company, ArtX
● dable and under $1000 USD.
● ATI is the first graphics company
to allow for hardware support
DVD acceleration
● ATI is the first company to
● This year was important for Intel's
survival.
● Intel announces the Intel Pentium
line up
● Compared to previous Intel
processors, the Pentium is over
five times more powerful
compared to the i486 and 300
times faster than the 8800.
● The Pentium could run at 66 MHz
and packed 3.1 million
transistors.
1994
Intel Microprocessor powerd more than
85% of all computers.
1995
Intel launches the Pentium Pro(a 32-bit
processor) for heavy work loads like
servers.
1998
● Intel announces the first ARM
processor(a low powered CPU)
that still delivered the
performance expected from Intel.
● Ran up to 450 MHz
● 7.5 million transistors
1998
Intel looks toward the value personal
computer market with the Intel Celeron
series.
1998
Intel releases the Intel Pentium II Xeon
targeted to mid-range and high-end
computering.
 support the new industry
standard Accelerated Graphics
Port.
1998
● ATI is the first company to
release a complete set top-box
design.
1999
● AMD Athlon becomes first
seventh generation processor for
Microsoft Windows.
● AMD's programmable logic
business, Vantis, sold to Lattice
Semiconductor.
2000
● AMD is first to break the 1GHz
with the processor Athlon.
● AMD introduces AMD PowerNow!
● ATI Radeon graphics technology
debuts.
● ATI aquires the graphics chipset
company, ArtX
2001
● AMD Athlon MD debuts, this is
the companies first
multipreforming platform
2002
● AMD gets a new President and
CEO, Hector Ruiz.
● AMD Cool'n'Quiet technology
debuts.
● ATI launches ATI Radeon 9700
Pro. This is the world's first
DirectX 9 graphics processor.
2003
● AMD and IBM sign a contract to
develop future generation
manufacturing technologies.
● AMD Opteron and AMD Athlon
1999
● Intel announces the Pentium III
and the Pentium III Xeon.
● The first processors to run at a
billion Hz or a Ghz
● Brought 28 million transistors
2000
● Intel announces the Pentium 4
carrying 42 million transistors.
● Ran up 2Ghz
2001
New Intel processors, the Intel Itanium
and Xeon processors designed for heavly
threaded work loads like servers.
2002
Intel's hyperthreading technology arrives
and improves multitasking for one
processor and handling of multiple tasks.
2003
Intel's LGA type sockets arrive which put
the pins on the motherboard instead of
the CPU itself.
2006
Intel brought quad-core processors to it's
customers.
2007
Intel announces the Intel Core 2 Quad, a
series of mainstream quad-core
processors.
2008
Intel Atom processors are
energy-efficient, low cost computer chips
 64 processors are shown to the
public.
● ATI introduces ATI Radeon™
9600 XT
2004
● AMD shows off the world's first
x86 dual core processor.
● AMD initiates it's mission to make
internet access more affordable
by 2015.
● AMD China is created.
● ATI introduces the first 110nm
GPUs.
2005
● ATI GPU is featured in Microsoft
Xbox 360. This was used for high
defenition gameplay.
● AMD announces the big opening
of Fab 36.
2006
● AMD demonstrates a computing
platform that breaks the teraflop
preformance barrier.
● AMD acquires ATI to create a
new processing powerhouse.
● AMD's Shanghai Research
launches the research of AMD's
next generation mobile platforms.
2007
● AMD releases ATI Radeon
HD2000 series of graphic
processors.
2008
● AMD gets another new CEO, Dirk
Meye.
● AMD LIVE! Explorer launches,
enhancing HD entertainment for
the home PC.
● AMD demonstrates Cinema 2.0
designed for small netbooks.
2009
Intel's chairman, Craig Barrett retires in
may with 35 years of wervice at Intel.
2010
Intel's core series brought Intel's 32NM
process of transistors.
2011
Intel's Sandy Bridge era
2012
Intel's Ivy-bridge era
2013
Intel's Haswell era
● Haswell is the ​codename​ for a
processor​ ​microarchitecture
developed by ​Intel​ as the
"fourth-generation core" successor
to the ​Ivy Bridge​ (which is simply a
die shrink​/​tick​ of
Sandy-Bridge-microarchitecture​).
2014
Intel's broadwell era
● Broadwell is ​Intel's codename​ for
the ​14 nanometer​ ​die shrink​ of its
Haswell microarchitecture​. It is a
"tick" in Intel's ​tick–tock​ principle
as the next step in semiconductor
fabrication. Like some of the
previous tick-tock iterations,
Broadwell did not completely
replace the full range of CPUs from
 experience. the previous ​microarchitecture
2009 (​Haswell​), as there were no
● AMD and Intel announce a low-end ​desktop​ CPUs based on
settlement of all antitrust and IP Broadwell.
disputes, with Intel paying AMD
$1.25 billion dollars. 2015
● AMD introduces ATI Radeon™ Intel's Skylake era
HD 5970.
● AMD simplifies the buying-a-PC ● Skylake​ is the ​codename used by
experience with VISION Intel​ for a processor
Technology. microarchitecture​ that was
● AMD shows off ATI Eyefinity, a launched in August 2015
multy display technology. succeeding the ​Broadwell
● AMD introduces the Six-Core microarchitecture. Skylake is a
AMD Opteron processor and the microarchitecture redesign using
AMD Chipset platform. the same ​14 nm​ ​manufacturing
● AMD releases an AMD platform process technology​ as its
technology called 'Dragon' for predecessor, serving as a "tock" in
desktop PC's. Intel's "​tick–tock​" manufacturing
● AMD produces it's most energy and design model. According to
efficient processor, the AMD Intel, the redesign brings greater
Opteron Quad-Core AMD. CPU and ​GPU​ performance and
● AMD's Lone Star campus reduced power consumption.
achieves a gold certification Skylake CPUs share its
under the: 'U.S. Green Building microarchitecture with Kaby Lake,
Council Leadership in Energy and Coffee Lake and Cannon Lake
Environmental Design (LEED) CPUs.
Green Building Rating System.'
2010
● AMD shares the AMD Opteron
4000 platform series. This is the
first true platform specifically
designed to meet the needs of
cloud, hyperscale and SMB data
centers from the beginning.
● AMD announce the
AMDFirestream 9350 and as well
the 9370 GPU compute
accelerators. These delivered up
to 2.64 Teraflops.
● AMD familiarizes the public with a
demonstration of an AMD Fusion