The CPU Shack
A museum for the history of processors and CPUs and how they have changed our world. Includes Intel, AMD as well as lesser known companies such as Signetics.
- By John Culver
- Based in United States of America
- Roughly five posts per year
- First post on
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Most recent posts
UAE Mars Hope Mission – IR Imager powered by LEON3FT In the 1990s the ESA began a project to develop their own, open source, easily usable processor for space applications. Before this the ESA had …
This is the beginning (hopefully) of a series of articles dedicated to dead brands – computer hardware manufacturing companies, which at one time enjoyed overwhelming success, but disappeared for one reason or another (some could …
Iskra EMZ100E Back in 1975 the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the University of Ljubljana (now the Capital of Slovenia, but back then, a city in Yugoslavia) began work with Iskra and AMI to develop …