Intel Corporation is one of the world's leading technology companies and is best known for its revolutionary microprocessors. Founded in 1968 by Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore, Intel is the manufacturer of the world's first commercial microprocessor, the Intel 4004. The company has since gone on to create countless other microprocessors and cutting-edge technologies that have had a huge impact on the computing world. Intel has been at the forefront of computing innovation, introducing the first multi-core processors, ultra-low voltage processors, and the world's first teraflop microprocessor. This trivia template will explore the history, technology, and current products of Intel, while testing your knowledge of this world-leading technology company. So, get ready to explore the world of Intel and let the trivia begin!
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1) Which company is the world's largest chip maker?
2) How many transistors did Intel's 4004 have?
3) What is the name of Intel's first consumer microprocessor?
4) What is Intel's logo based on?
5) Intel was founded by
6) What does Intel stand for?
7) In 1971, Intel released its first 8-bit microprocessor. What is it called?
8) What does the "i3", "i5" and "i7" in Intel's processor lineup stand for?
9) What is the name of Intel's 10nm process?
10) What kind of processor was the first Intel Core processor?
11) What was Intel's first enterprise microprocessor?
12) What is the name of Intel's first 5G modem?
13) What is Intel's largest desktop processor?
14) What is the name of Intel's 3D Xpoint memory technology?
15) What kind of processor does Intel's Xeon lineup feature?
16) What is the name of Intel's flagship GPU?
17) What is the name of Intel's AI platform?
18) What is the name of Intel's automotive processor platform?
19) What is the name of Intel's tiny computer module?
20) What type of processor does Intel's Xeon Scalable processor lineup feature?
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