The Intel 8086: A Deep Dive into a Landmark Microprocessor
The Intel 8086 is a 16-bit microprocessor released in 1978, and it’s a hugely significant chip in the history of computing. It’s the ancestor of the x86 architecture that still powers most desktop and laptop computers today. Here’s a comprehensive overview, covering its architecture, features, significance, and legacy: 1. Historical Context & Why it Mattered … “The Intel 8086: A Deep Dive into a Landmark Microprocessor” [More]