Going way back, Intel was founded by refugees from Fairchild Semiconductor, who earlier left Shockley Semiconductor.
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Fairchild Semiconductor shares are trading lower Thursday morning after the chip maker reported weaker-than-expected Q4 results.
Albert reserves his harshest criticism for Charles Pieper, a Clayton partner who was chairman of Fairchild.
Steiner, 68, got control of Fairchild Industries, once a maker of military planes, in 1985.
Makers like Fairchild and IBM designed chips in-house and produced them in their own factories.
The photos, taken by another military spouse at Fairchild, quickly went viral after being posted online.
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Don Valentine of Sequoia Capital had been a sales vice president at Fairchild Semiconductor in the 1960s.
Fairchild Semiconductor this morning posted better-than-expected Q1 profits, and the shares this morning are trading higher.
He backed a few companies you may have heard of, such as Fairchild Semiconductor, Intel and Apple.
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Fairchild co-founder Roberty Noyce built one a few months later (he would go on to found Intel).
Fairchild studied how sap moved in plants and eventually became an expert in the techniques of grafting.
The majority of the story centers on Noyce and the events leading up to the founding of Fairchild.
They form something called Fairchild Semiconductor, which only lasted for about two years.
We had hoped Noyce would talk about the heroics of Fairchild and Intel.
The company is taking over a subsidiary of U.S. aviation company Fairchild Corp. to gain a place on Nasdaq.
The photos were posted on the Facebook website by a support group at Fairchild Air Force Base called Mom2Mom.
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Fairchild's bequest for the sermon was an expiation of his sense of guilt.
The year 1957, which gave us Sputnik I, also gave us the birth of Fairchild Semiconductor in Palo Alto, Calif.
After co-founding Fairchild Semiconductor, he started chipmaker Intel in 1968, serving as chief executive until 1987 and chairman until 1997.
That Fairchild took his faith to heart and sought to reconcile it with his science is apparent from his will.
All three left Fairchild Industries to found Intel, and Grove, the best known of the three, was CEO from day one.
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Unlike the other spectacular bankruptcies of recent months, the collapse in April of the aircraftmaker Fairchild Dornier was easy to miss.
Livestock and arable farmer, Andrew Brown, 46, of Fairchild Lodge, Rutland, said his main problem was getting water to the animals.
Unnoticed in 1957 was the formation of Fairchild Semiconductor by eight rebel semiconductor entrepreneurs, most of whom were in their 20s.
During the 1960s, engineers knocked off a day's work at Fairchild and drank brown liquor until they fell off bar stools.
Fairchild Semiconductor, a pioneer in electronics manufacturing in the 1960s, is widely regarded as the first major Silicon Valley success story.
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But crew chief Jeff Kellogg, who was the second base umpire, felt he had a better view of the play than Fairchild.
Lawrie made a low throw that first base umpire Chad Fairchild initially said Encarncion made a clean scoop and Francisco was out.
The Fairchild mess and a dispute involving Clayton's management of the copier chain Kinko's (FORBES GLOBAL, June 10) mar the record.
At Fairchild, Noyce and his compatriots adopted the egalitarian culture that has become part of the Silicon Valley way of doing things.
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