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The 13 pages that link to Robert Noyce, each with the reason it gives.

• Integrated circuitRelated: Noyce's use of planar silicon processing enabled interconnected components on a single chip.

• Silicon ValleyRelated: His work and companies linked the region’s semiconductor roots to the microprocessor era.

• William ShockleyRelated: Noyce led the group that departed Shockley Semiconductor, helping create Silicon Valley’s startup culture.

• Fairchild SemiconductorRelated: He was a co-founder and a leading technical and managerial figure at Fairchild.

• IntelRelated: Noyce brought semiconductor expertise and leadership to Intel’s founding.

• Gordon MooreRelated: Moore co-founded Intel with Noyce after both left Fairchild Semiconductor.

• Jack KilbyCompared with: Noyce’s silicon-based proposal addressed manufacturing and interconnection limits in Kilby’s approach.

• Frederick TermanRelated: Noyce’s semiconductor career illustrates the industrial ecosystem that Terman helped cultivate.

• Very-large-scale integrationRelated: His planar method helped make complex, manufacturable chip integration possible.

• Carl WiemanRelated: Noyce’s foundation supported Wieman’s efforts to improve undergraduate science education.

• Andrew GroveRelated: Noyce recruited Grove to Intel and co-founded the company with Moore.

• Electronic circuitRelated: His approach enabled scalable interconnection and manufacture of integrated circuits.

• Morris ChangRelated: Noyce helped establish the semiconductor industry Chang entered during his years at Texas Instruments.