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First microprocessor, the 4004,
developed by Marcian E. Hoff for Intel, was released. It contains the
equivalent of 2300 transistors and was a 4 bit processor. It is capable
of around 60,000 Interactions per second (0.06 MIPs), running at a clock
rate of 108KHz.

First microprocessor, the 4004, developed by [Marcian E. Hoff]? for Intel, was released. It contains the equivalent of 2300 transistors and was a 4 bit processor. It is capable of around 60,000 Interactions per second (0.06 MIPs), running at a clock rate of 108KHz.