The early 1980s. A silent revolution was unfolding, driven by an insatiable hunger for speed and miniaturization. Across the globe, the pulse of Moore's Law quickened, demanding ever-smaller, more complex integrated circuits. Chip manufacturers raced, pushing the boundaries from 64K to 1M DRAMs, fueling the burgeoning personal computer age.
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