How to pronounce “noyce” in English

And Noyce does it at approximately the same time and separately.

And Bob Noyce then went on to create Intel.

and call Bob Noyce, who is the subject of my first book and a co-founder of Intel, and David Packard.

And Bob Noyce was one of these people-- big out-there idea, and then he wants to go out and find the next big out-there idea.

Gordon Moore and Bob Noyce had that kind of catalytic and enabling effect on technology.

Next to him was Robert Noyce, the Nobel Prize winning inventor of the integrated circuit.

And yet, Noyce was a mentor to Jobs.

At Intel we had to Gordon Moore, Bob Noyce, Andy Grove.

And he also says, if Bob Noyce was still alive, he'd be sharing this prize with me.

The company-- or the owner, the founder-- was Bob Noyce.

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

And biographies tell you, people are more complex-- that Bob Noyce is totally different from Steve Jobs.

That's the common trait from Ben Franklin to Einstein, to Bob Noyce, and Steve Jobs, and Larry and Sergey, and others.

I've met Gordon Moore, but I knew Bob Noyce very well, interacted with him a lot, especially when I was doing the DLSI program at DARPA

way of doing things that they move to the other extreme, two of the best examples being Gordon Moore and Bob Noyce,

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

You had a guy named Ted Hoff, who is credited by everybody, and Bob Noyce told me, when he was pushing some of the nominations for awards for him,

Robert Noyce, one of the two inventors of the integrated circuit,