(CNBC) It was a big year for silicon in Silicon Valley — but a brutal one for the company most responsible for the area’s moniker. Intel, The 56-year-old chipmaker co-founded by industry pioneers Gordon Moore and Robert Noyce and legendary investor Arthur Rock, had its worst year since going public in 1971, losing 61% of its value. The opposite story unfolded at Broadcom
Silicon Valley’s turn of fortune: Intel has worst year ever, while Broadcom sets record
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