Intel - Bryant McGill

# Intel American multinational semiconductor company co-founded by [[wiki/Robert Noyce|Robert Noyce]] and [[wiki/Gordon Moore|Gordon Moore]] in 1968 after both left [[wiki/Fairchild Semiconductor|Fairchild Semiconductor]]. Intel's microprocessor architectures powered the personal computing revolution and remain central to global computing infrastructure. As a second-generation [[wiki/Fairchildren|Fairchild descendant]], Intel carries [[wiki/Bell Labs|Bell Labs]] DNA through the Shockley-Fairchild lineage documented in [[articles/Bell Labs and the Distributed Architecture of American Power|Bell Labs and the Distributed Architecture of American Power]].  ## American Infrastructure Route This entry is routed through [[collections/American Infrastructure|American Infrastructure]], the collection covering the physical and institutional construction of machine intelligence from the transistor to the town meeting, and across to [[collections/American|the American Collection]], which supplies the standard of conduct the same project is held to. The layer routers are [[wiki/Upstream Industrial Foundation|Upstream Industrial Foundation]], [[wiki/Electrical Supply and Reliability|Electrical Supply and Reliability]], [[wiki/Facilities and Thermal Management|Facilities and Thermal Management]], [[wiki/Rack and Cluster Integration|Rack and Cluster Integration]], [[wiki/Data Fabric and Storage|Data Fabric and Storage]], [[wiki/Compute and Accelerator Systems|Compute and Accelerator Systems]], [[wiki/Software and Orchestration|Software and Orchestration]], and [[wiki/Intelligence Delivery|Intelligence Delivery]]; the civic argument is carried by [[wiki/The American Buildout|The American Buildout]] and [[wiki/National Compute Capacity|National Compute Capacity]]. **Source articles:** [[articles/Vertically Integrating an AI Superpower from AI Factory to Citizen|Vertically Integrating an AI Superpower from AI Factory to Citizen]] · [[articles/The Gigawatt Is the New Measure of War|The Gigawatt Is the New Measure of War]]