In 1957, Fairchild Semiconductor became the third company in Silicon Valley. Of course it wasn't called Silicon Valley then, since the whole silicon industry was just starting to evolve.

Fairchild Semiconductor fulfills its IBM contract ... Intel's first 106 employees outside of the company's headquarters in Silicon Valley. Noyce and Moore are standing in front.

Silicon Valley is an almost $3 trillion neighborhood ... They partnered with Sherman Fairchild to create Fairchild Semiconductor. In the early 1960s, Fairchild helped make computer components ...

Greene, a pioneering Silicon Valley technologist ... He developed high-speed semiconductor computer-memory systems at Fairchild Semiconductor R&D Labs in the 1960s. He started two technology ...

As someone who has covered Silicon Valley for over 40 years ... staffing needs of early tech companies like Shockley Semiconductor, Fairchild, Intel, and eventually Hewlett Packard, Apple, and ...

Silicon Valley's tech industry ... Eight" teamed up with businessman Sherman Fairchild to create Fairchild Semiconductor, which picked up with silicon transistors where Shockley left off.

The news emerged yesterday that Gordon Moore, semiconductor pioneer, one of the founders of both Fairchild Semiconductor and Intel, and the originator of the famous Moore’s Law, has died.

PHOENIX-- November 18, 2015 -- ON Semiconductor Corporation (Nasdaq: ON) (“ON Semiconductor”) and Fairchild Semiconductor International Inc. (Nasdaq: FCS) (“Fairchild”) today announced that they have ...

He joined Fairchild Semiconductor in the early days of Silicon Valley, and his work on the F system paved the way for future consoles like Atari and the NES. Read more about Lawson’s ...