A historic chip
The first microprocessor ever. 740 kHz, 4 bits and zero insecurities. You're not slow — you're vintage.
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Intel 4004
CPU
Intel 4004 · 1/1 cores/threads · 1 kHz
Release year1971
About this processor
The Intel 4004 (1971) was the first commercial microprocessor: a 4-bit chip at about 740 kHz, designed for a Japanese Busicom calculator. It had around 2,300 transistors; a modern processor has tens of billions. Everything you run today descends from it.