Gordon Moore, Intel Co-Founder and Leader, Passes at 94

Intel's co-founder dies at 94

The processor is the heart of any modern pc or laptop; nothing can be operated without it. You may get every wire, board, and other hardware assembled correctly, but if there is a slight change in the whole processor, the thing may get ruined.

Building a large brand that people don't know other brands are producing processors is not a day's job.

But as we know, behind every successful product is a brain that created it.

Unfortunately, we lost that marvelous brain on March 24, 2023.

Gordon Moore, the co-founder of Intel, died at 94 at his residence in Hawaii Islands. He founded Intel along with Robert Noyce.

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Personal life

While at San Jose State College, Moore crossed paths with Betty Irene Whitaker, who later became his wife. Their marriage was solemnized in 1950, and they raised two sons, Steven and Kenneth. Moore had a deep-rooted passion for sport fishing and would indulge in any opportunity to do so.