On this day 57 years ago, on July 16, 1968 (June 21, 1968 in the lunar calendar), the world's largest semiconductor company, Intel Corporation, was established. In 1955, William Shockley, the "father of the transistor", left Bell Labs to establish the Shockley Semiconductor Lab and attracted many talented young scientists to join, but soon, Shockley's management methods and bizarre behavior caused dissatisfaction among employees. Among them, Robert Noyes, Gordon Moore, Julius Blank, Eugene Clare, Kim Herney, Jay Rust, Sheldon Roberts and Victor Grinik, who were called the Eight Rebels by Shockley, jointly resigned and co-founded Fairchild Semiconductor in October 1957. Andy Grove joined Fairchild Semiconductor in 1963 at the invitation of Gordon Moore. Due to the rapid development of Fairchild Semiconductor, internal organizational management and product problems became increasingly unbalanced. In July 1968, two of Fairchild's co-founders, Robert Noyes and Gordon Moore, resigned, and on July 16, they co-founded Intel under the name of integrated circuits (integratedelectronics). And Andy Grove also volunteered to follow in Gordon Moore's footsteps and become the third employee of Intel. In Andy Grove's oral autobiography, if he is the third employee of the company, he is "one of the founders of Intel". But in terms of ownership, because they were not invited to buy shares at a price of $1, they volunteered to join employees as the first. The world's largest semiconductor company, Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC, HKEx: 4335), headquartered in Santa Clara, California, USA. It was founded by Robert Noyes, Gordon Moore, and Andy Grove under the name of integrated circuits (integratedelectronics). The current top management is Craig Barrett, chairperson, and Paul Otellini, president and CEO. With the popularity of personal computers, Intel has become the world's largest technology giant in the design and production of semiconductors. Intel Corporation is the world's largest semiconductor chip manufacturer. It was founded in 1968 and has a 40-year history of product innovation and market leadership. In 1971, Intel launched the world's first microprocessor. This move not only changed the future of the company, but also had a profound impact on the entire industry. The computer and Internet revolution brought about by microprocessors changed the whole world. Comments: At present, Intel is in a leading position in the processor industry. Although it is under antitrust investigation by the European Union due to some marketing methods, his contributions in technology advancement and social responsibility.