Ted Hoff Inventor of the Microprocessor

[@luisfernandolebrando7677]

happy to hear from you,the inventor himself....THANK YOU.

[@1981jakehamilton]

Listen to him every word and watch every video

[@margaritachaves4394]

My 8 years old son is making this Science Fairs based in this invention !! Thanks Ted Hoff for this great speach!

[@gregorymalchuk272]

What kind of project did he do?

[@johnvonhorn2942]

What a great genius.

[@climbeverest]

Incredible gentleman

[@1981jakehamilton]

And the government takes and makes what it wants. He is the best look him up

[@1981jakehamilton]

Smartest person ever!!!!!Government is not telling you the truth about anything.

[@GH-oi2jf]

It is a little misleading to compare the $60 price of a chip to the lease price of a fully functional computer. You can’t do anything with just the cpu chip.

[@1981jakehamilton]

2020 is still using this old technology. Lol

[@user-jh5uc2ss1l]

just shows how dumb the younger generations are. no more brilliant minds in existence.

[@larrysellers3201]

Aliens gave us most of the technology we have today.

[@mikakorhonen5715]

Stay in school.

[@hanhan3538]

15:35 Souped up! Soup of RISC

[@kimeli]

he is not the inventor of microprocessor only the commercially available one, the inventor of microprocessor that we know today was by an egyptian and a korean 8 years earlier.

[@firstmicro]

I think you might be right ... any proof of such a claim?

[@kimeli]

@@firstmicro google mosfet.

[@GodmanchesterGoblin]

The Egyptian (Mohamed M. Atalla) and the Korean (Dawon Kahng) invented the MOSFET transistor. That is not the same as the invention of the first microprocessor (the MP944 by Ray Holt, in 1968-1970) of the first "commercially available" microprocessor, the Intel 4004 as presented here. Microprocessor development certainly did benefit from the prior invention of the MOSFET, however.