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{{Infobox_person |
  name  = Robert Noyce|
  known_for      = co-founded [[Intel]] and [[Fairchild Semiconductor International|Fairchild Semiconductor]], co-inventor of single chip [[integrated circuit]]s|
  birth = December 12, 1927|
  death = June 3, 1990|
}}
'''Robert Norton Noyce''' (December 12, 1927 – June 3, 1990) was an American physicist, inventor, and entrepreneur who co-founded [[Intel]] and [[Fairchild Semiconductor International|Fairchild Semiconductor]].


He co-invented [[integrated circuit]]s that consisted of independent transistors on a single piece of silicon.
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