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Intel's revolutionaries: A new age of silicon
chip war: Part 4

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Intel's revolutionaries: A new age of silicon

In 1968, student protests in Berkeley and communist unrest in Beijing shook the world. Meanwhile, the Palo Alto Times published a small but groundbreaking piece of news titled "Founders leave Fairchild: Build their electronics company."

Rise of global chip industry and low-wage transistor girls
chip war: Part 2

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Rise of global chip industry and low-wage transistor girls

Female workers in Asia played an extraordinary role in the chip-making revolution from the beginning of the modern semiconductor industry. Although mainly men were working on the design of transistors, a group of skilled hands was needed to transform the designed chips into real products that would be fast, accurate, and low-budget. Women filled this gap, especially women workers on assembly lines.

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