Intel

an American global technology company and the world's largest [|semiconductor] manufacturer, most famous for their [|microprocessors], starting in 1971 with the first general-purpose, commercial microprocessor, the [|4004]. || toc =Sponsoring=
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 * Intel headquarters, [|Santa Clara, CA] ||~  ||^   ||
 * WCCC 2004 » [|Intel Israel]

=Architectures=
 * ~ Year ||~ Bits ||~ Family ||~ Architecture ||
 * ~ 1971 ||> 4 ||=  || [|Intel 4004] ||
 * ~ 1974 ||> 8 ||= 8080 || [|Intel 8080] ||
 * ~ 1977 ||> 8 ||=  || [|Intel 8085] ||
 * ~ 1978 ||> 16 ||= 8086 || [|Intel 8086] ||
 * ~ 1982 ||> 16 ||=  || [|Intel 80186] ||
 * ~ 1982 ||> 16 ||=  || [|Intel 80286] ||
 * ~ 1985 ||> 32 ||= x86 || [|Intel 80386] ||
 * ~ 1989 ||> 32 ||=  || [|Intel 80486] ||
 * ~ 1989 ||> 64 ||=  i860  || [|i860 XR] ||
 * ~ 1993 ||> 32 ||= x86  || [|P5 (microarchitecture)] ||
 * ~ 1995 ||> 32 ||=  || [|P6 (microarchitecture)] ||
 * ~ 2003 ||> 32 ||=  || [|Pentium M] ||
 * ~ 2000 ||> 32 ||=  || [|NetBurst (microarchitecture)] ||
 * ~ 2001 ||> 64 ||= [|IA-64] || Itanium ||
 * ~ 2005 ||> 32/64 ||= [|EM64T] || [|NetBurst (microarchitecture)] ||
 * ~ 2006 ||> 32/64 ||= x86-64 || [|Core (microarchitecture)] ||
 * ~ 2008 ||> ||=   || [|Nehalem (microarchitecture)] ||
 * ~ 2008 ||> ||=   || [|Intel Atom] ||
 * ~ 2011 ||> ||=   || [|Sandy Bridge] ||
 * ~ 2012 ||> ||=   || [|Ivy Bridge] ||
 * ~ 2013 ||> ||=   || [|Haswell] ||
 * ~ 2014 ||> ||=   || [|Broadwell] ||
 * ~ 2015 ||> ||=   || [|Skylake] ||

=SIMD Extensions=
 * MMX
 * SSE
 * SSE2
 * SSE3
 * SSSE3
 * SSE4
 * AVX
 * AVX2

=General Purpose Extensions=
 * BMI1
 * BMI2

=Development=
 * [|Intel C++ Compiler from Wikipedia] » C, C++
 * [|Intel Fortran Compiler from Wikipedia] » Fortran
 * [|Intel® Compilers and Libraries - Intel® Software Network]
 * [|Intel® C++ Compiler Professional Edition for Linux – Documentation - Intel® Software Network] » Linux
 * [|Intel(R) C++ Compiler User and Reference Guides] covers Intrinsics
 * [|Intel Cilk Plus from Wikipedia] » Cilk, CilkChess

=Manuals=

Instructions

 * [|Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer’s Manual Volume 2A: Instruction Set Reference, A-M] (pdf)
 * [|Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer’s Manual Volume 2B: Instruction Set Reference, N-Z] (pdf)
 * [|Intel-AVX-Programming-Reference] (pdf)

Optimization Guides

 * [|Intel 64 and IA32 Architectures Optimization Reference Manual] (pdf) Appendix C Instruction Latencies

=See also=
 * AMD
 * Microsoft
 * Windows

=Forum Posts=
 * [|Reply from Intel about BSF/BSR] by Severi Salminen, CCC, January 31, 2002 » BitScan
 * [|Intel vs AMD: which does your engine prefer?] by Albert Silver, CCC, November 04, 2011 » AMD

=External Links=
 * [|Intel Corporation from Wikipedia]
 * [|List of Intel CPU microarchitectures from Wikipedia]
 * [|List of Intel microprocessors from Wikipedia]
 * [|List of Intel Itanium microprocessors from Wikipedia]
 * [|Laptop, Notebook, Desktop, Server and Embedded Processor Technology - Intel®]
 * [|Intel Corp. v. Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. from Wikipedia]
 * [|AMD v. Intel from Wikipedia]
 * [|Wintel from Wikipedia] » Windows
 * [|Intel® Leibniz Challenge] (German)
 * [|Personal Robotics at Intel Labs Seattle]

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