Intel 1103

microprocessor

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development of microprocessors

  • Intel Desktop Board D915GUX
    In Intel: Early products

    However, its sibling, the 1103, a one-kilobit dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) chip, was successful and the first chip to store a significant amount of information. It was purchased first by the American technology company Honeywell Incorporated in 1970 to replace the core memory technology in its computers. Because DRAMs…

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