COSMAC: The Long, True, and Never-ending Story of the World’s First CMOS Microprocessors, Part 2

T2Covered by 1 source · first reported by Semiconductor Engineering / SemiWiki / EE Times / EE Journal / Electronics Weekly at 12 Oct, 09:02 UTC

After reading Edmund Callis Berkeley’s “Giant Brains or Machines that Think” shortly after it appeared in 1949, Joe Weisbecker decided he wanted to design computers but he was forced to wait for the better part of two decades to design one, despite getting a job with RCA’s mainframe computer…

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• T2COSMAC: The Long, True, and Never-ending Story of the World’s First CMOS Microprocessors, Part 2Semiconductor Engineering / SemiWiki / EE Times / EE Journal / Electronics Weekly12 Oct, 09:02