How to pronounce “fairchild” in English

Miss Fairchilde, who could well be an executive VP, her challenging assignment is explore different models for the design of her organization.

I'm Robert Fairchild.

who form Fairchild Semiconductor, and then eventually form Intel.

Why was it called Fairchild Semiconductor?

introduce Barbara Fairchild

and created Fairchild Semiconductor, which became one of the key startups that would give rise to Silicon Valley, and played a major role in Silicon Valley even being named Silicon Valley, because

"When Lady Elaine Fairchilde's bright green space ship landed on Planet Purple and she stepped out in her white astronaut suit, the Planet Purple people

One day Lady Elaine Fairchilde arrives and tells them she has a solution to the problem." Remember Lady Elaine?

So the first one was Fairchild Semiconductor, which was just this incredible compression of brilliance.

They make a deal and Sherman Fairchild says, yeah, I'll stake you.

I'll make you a Fairchild Semiconductor division.

over $100 to make everyone of the Fairchild's 1211 transistors.

today I am pleased to welcome Barbara Fairchild who is editor-in-chief of Bon

So you look at the eight founders of Fairchild, and among them are Bob Noyce, who co-invented the microchip, and his partner Gordon Moore, who goes on

engineers working at Texas Instruments and a company called Fairchild Semiconductor in Silicon Valley.

I mean, the people who worked at Fairchild include Don Valentine, Charlie Sporck.

But if you are only capable of EQ-ing something on a Fairchild or only capable-- you're very limited.

He's just about to give up and then went to Sherman Fairchild, who's a bit of a nutcase and a playboy and always out in nightclubs and 21 Club.

There's a whole other story of what was going on in the West Coast-- Fairchild Semiconductor and Intel and how they made it better.

The first chips were invented by engineers working at Texas Instruments and a company called Fairchild Semiconductor in Silicon Valley.

And the factory in Shiprock, which was actually one of Fairchild's factories-- and Fairchild was the ancestor

and if you look at Silicon Valley, you can do a Google map and just say Fairchild, and you'll see all the companies that spun off.

And I hope-- I mean, you can be the judge-- that with Fairchild and Intel, we get into a lot of the engineers who are making it.

device physicist by 1967 when he was at the then high flyer the Google of the 1960s was a company called Fairchild

for a long time it was the absolute epicenter of chip design and manufacturing thanks to people at Fairchild Semiconductor.

Fairchild Semiconductor was founded in Silicon Valley before it was even called Silicon Valley, but they opened their first

"The citizens of Planet Purple held a celebration to announce that the name of Planet Purple would be changed to Planet Purple Fairchilde in honor

And of course, it becomes the biggest division in the company, and eventually, Fairchild exercises the right to buy them out, after which Noyce

So this is sort of like one of those black hole explosion things that-- Well, they call them fairchildren, because Fairchild then breaks up a bit,

But the architecture is established for this the next, I think largely the reason that we moved into the solid state age so fast that when, you know, Fairchild and those people

In 1963 the transistor had just been invented and commercialized by Fairchild, and they needed

Another example of imagination; this is a man named George Fairchild. George Fairchild grew up in a very poor sharecropping family

Gordon Moore, who later would go co-found Intel, and many others first started their career working at Fairchild.

Here's just a few of them King Friday, Queen Sarah Saturday, Lady Elaine Fairchilde, Lady Aberlin, and Daniel Tiger.

and for organizations. The story of "Planet Purple." "On a space mission, Lady Elaine Fairchilde discovered a new planet.