Cronologia dels microprocessadors
La cronologia dels microprocessadors arrenca amb l'Intel 4004, una Unitat Central de Procés (CPU) de 4 bits llençada per Intel Corporation el 1971.[1] Fou la primera CPU completa en un sol xip, la primera comercialment disponible com un processador, gràcies a l'ús de la nova tecnologia de portes lògiques basada en silici, que permetia la integració d'un elevat nombre de transistors i una velocitat més ràpida del que mai abans havia estat possible.
Data
|
Nom
|
Fabricant
|
Rellotge
|
Geometria
|
Transistors
|
1971
|
4004
|
Intel
|
740 kHz
|
10 µm
|
2.250
|
1972
|
8008
|
Intel
|
500 kHz
|
10 μm
|
3.500
|
1974
|
6800
|
Motorola
|
2 MHz
|
-
|
4.100
|
1974
|
8080
|
Intel
|
2 MHz
|
6 μm
|
6.000
|
1974
|
1802
|
RCA
|
3,2 MHz
|
5 μm
|
5.000
|
1974
|
TMS1000
|
Texas Instruments
|
400 kHz
|
8 μm
|
8.000
|
1975
|
6502
|
MOS Technologies
|
1 MHz
|
-
|
4.000
|
1976
|
Z-80
|
Zilog
|
2 MHz
|
4 μm
|
8.500
|
1976
|
8085
|
Intel
|
5 MHz
|
3 μm
|
6.500
|
1976
|
TMS9900
|
Texas Instruments
|
3,3 MHz
|
-
|
8.000
|
1977
|
6100
|
Intersil
|
4 MHz
|
-
|
20.000
|
1978
|
8086
|
Intel
|
5 MHz
|
3 μm
|
29.000
|
1978
|
6801
|
Motorola
|
-
|
5 μm
|
35.000
|
1979
|
Z8000
|
Zilog
|
-
|
-
|
17.500
|
1979
|
8088
|
Intel
|
5 MHz
|
3 μm
|
29.000
|
1979
|
6809
|
Motorola
|
1 MHz
|
5 μm
|
40.000
|
1979
|
68000
|
Motorola
|
8 MHz
|
4 μm
|
68.000
|
1980
|
16032
|
National
|
-
|
-
|
60.000
|
1981
|
6120
|
Harris Corporation
|
10 MHz
|
-
|
20.000
|
1981
|
ROMP
|
IBM
|
10 MHz
|
2 µm
|
45.000
|
1981
|
T-11
|
DEC
|
2,5 MHz
|
5 µm
|
17.000
|
1982
|
RISC-I[2]
|
UC Berkeley
|
1 MHz
|
5 µm
|
44.420
|
1982
|
FOCUS
|
Hewlett Packard
|
18 MHz
|
1,5 µm
|
450.000
|
1982
|
80186
|
Intel
|
6 MHz
|
-
|
55.000
|
1982
|
80286
|
Intel
|
6 MHz
|
1,5 µm
|
134.000
|
1983
|
RISC-II
|
UC Berkeley
|
3 MHz
|
3 µm
|
40,760
|
1983
|
MIPS[3]
|
Universitat Stanford
|
2 MHz
|
3 µm
|
25,000
|
1984
|
68020
|
Motorola
|
16 MHz
|
2 µm
|
190,000
|
1984
|
32032
|
National
|
-
|
-
|
70,000
|
1984
|
V20
|
NEC
|
5 MHz
|
-
|
63.000
|
1985
|
80386
|
Intel
|
16 MHz
|
1,5 µm
|
275.000
|
1985
|
MicroVax II 78032
|
DEC
|
5 MHz
|
3,0 µm
|
125.000
|
1985
|
R2000
|
MIPS
|
8 MHz
|
2 µm
|
115.000
|
1988
|
R3000
|
MIPS
|
12 MHz
|
2 µm
|
120.000
|
1986
|
Z80000
|
Zilog
|
-
|
-
|
91,000
|
1986
|
SPARC
|
Sun
|
40 MHz
|
0.8 µm
|
800,000
|
1986
|
V60[4]
|
NEC
|
16 MHz
|
1.5 µm
|
375,000
|
1987
|
CVAX 78034
|
DEC
|
12.5 MHz
|
2.0 µm
|
134,000
|
1987
|
ARM2
|
ARM Limited
|
18 MHz
|
2 µm
|
25,000
|
1987
|
Gmicro/200[5]
|
Hitachi
|
-
|
1.0 µm
|
730,000
|
1987
|
68030
|
Motorola
|
16 MHz
|
1,3 µm
|
273.000
|
1987
|
V70[4]
|
NEC
|
20 MHz
|
1,5 µm
|
385.000
|
1988
|
i960
|
Intel
|
10 MHz
|
1,5 µm
|
250.000
|
1989
|
VAX DC520 "Rigel"
|
DEC
|
35 MHz
|
1,5 µm
|
320.000
|
1989
|
80486
|
Intel
|
25 MHz
|
1 µm
|
1.180.000
|
1989
|
i860
|
Intel
|
25 MHz
|
1 µm
|
1.000.000
|
1990
|
68040
|
Motorola
|
40 MHz
|
-
|
1,2
|
1990
|
POWER1
|
IBM
|
20-30 MHz
|
1,0 µm
|
6,9
|
1991
|
R4000
|
MIPS Computer Systems
|
100 MHz
|
0,8 µm
|
1,35
|
1991
|
NVAX
|
DEC
|
62.5-90.91 MHz
|
0.75 µm
|
1.3
|
1991
|
RSC
|
IBM
|
33 MHz
|
0.8 µm
|
1.0[6]
|
1992
|
Alpha 21064
|
DEC
|
100-200 MHz
|
0.75 µm
|
1.68
|
1992
|
microSPARC I
|
Sun
|
40-50 MHz
|
0.8 µm
|
0.8
|
1992
|
PA-7100
|
Hewlett Packard
|
100 MHz
|
0.80 µm
|
0.85[7]
|
1993
|
PowerPC 601
|
IBM, Motorola
|
50-80 MHz
|
0.6 µm
|
2.8
|
1993
|
Pentium
|
Intel
|
60-66 MHz
|
0.8 µm
|
3.1
|
1993
|
POWER2
|
IBM
|
55-71.5 MHz
|
0.72 µm
|
23
|
1994
|
68060
|
Motorola
|
50 MHz
|
0.6 µm
|
2.5
|
1994
|
Alpha 21064A
|
DEC
|
200-300 MHz
|
0.5 µm
|
2.85
|
1994
|
R4600
|
QED
|
100 - 125 MHz
|
0.65 µm
|
2.2
|
1994
|
PA-7200
|
Hewlett Packard
|
125 MHz
|
0.55 µm
|
1.26
|
1994
|
PowerPC 603
|
IBM, Motorola
|
60-120 MHz
|
0.5 µm
|
1.6
|
1994
|
PowerPC 604
|
IBM, Motorola
|
100-180 MHz
|
0.5 µm
|
3.6
|
1994
|
PA-7100LC
|
Hewlett Packard
|
100 MHz
|
0.75 µm
|
0.90
|
1995
|
Alpha 21164
|
DEC
|
266-333 MHz
|
0.5 µm
|
9.3
|
1995
|
UltraSPARC
|
Sun
|
143–167 MHz
|
0.47 µm
|
5.2
|
1995
|
SPARC64
|
HAL Computer Systems
|
101–118 MHz
|
0.40 µm
|
-
|
1995
|
Pentium Pro
|
Intel
|
150-200 MHz
|
0.35 µm
|
5.5
|
1996
|
Alpha 21164A
|
DEC
|
400-500 MHz
|
0.35 µm
|
9.7
|
1996
|
K5
|
AMD
|
75-100 MHz
|
0.5 µm
|
4.3
|
1996
|
R10000
|
MTI
|
150-250 MHz
|
0.35 µm
|
6.7
|
1996
|
R5000
|
QED
|
180 - 250 MHz
|
0.35 µm
|
3.7
|
1996
|
SPARC64 II
|
HAL Computer Systems
|
141–161 MHz
|
0.35 µm
|
-
|
1996
|
PA-8000
|
Hewlett-Packard
|
160-180 MHz
|
0.50 µm
|
3.8
|
1996
|
P2SC
|
IBM
|
150 MHz
|
0.29 µm
|
15
|
1997
|
Pentium II
|
Intel
|
233-300 MHz
|
0.35 µm
|
7.5
|
1997
|
PowerPC 620
|
IBM, Motorola
|
120-150 MHz
|
0.35 µm
|
6.9
|
1997
|
UltraSPARC IIs
|
Sun
|
250-400 MHz
|
0.35 µm
|
5.4
|
1997
|
S/390 G4
|
IBM
|
370 MHz
|
0.5 µm
|
7.8
|
1997
|
PowerPC 750
|
IBM, Motorola
|
233-366 MHz
|
0.26 µm
|
6.35
|
1997
|
K6
|
AMD
|
166-233 MHz
|
0.35 µm
|
8.8
|
1998
|
Alpha 21264
|
DEC
|
450-600 MHz
|
0.35 µm
|
15.2
|
1998
|
MIPS R12000
|
SGI
|
270-400 MHz
|
0.25 µm, 0.18 µm
|
6.9
|
1998
|
RM7000
|
QED
|
250 - 300 MHz
|
0.25 µm
|
18
|
1998
|
SPARC64 III
|
HAL Computer Systems
|
250-330 MHz
|
0.24 µm
|
17.6
|
1998
|
S/390 G5
|
IBM
|
500 MHz
|
0.25 µm
|
25
|
1998
|
PA-8500
|
Hewlett Packard
|
300-440 MHz
|
0.25 µm
|
140
|
1998
|
POWER3
|
IBM
|
200 MHz
|
0.25 µm
|
15
|
1999
|
Pentium III
|
Intel
|
450-600 MHz
|
0.25 µm
|
9.5
|
1999
|
PowerPC 7400
|
Motorola
|
350-500 MHz
|
0.20 µm
|
10.5
|
1999
|
Athlon
|
AMD
|
500-1000 MHz
|
0.25 µm
|
22
|
2000
|
Athlon XP
|
AMD
|
1.33-1.73 GHz
|
180 nm
|
37.5
|
2000
|
Pentium 4
|
Intel
|
1.3-2 GHz
|
180 nm
|
42
|
2000
|
SPARC64 IV
|
Fujitsu
|
450–810 MHz
|
130 nm
|
-
|
2000
|
z900
|
IBM
|
918 MHz
|
180 nm
|
47
|
2001
|
R14000
|
MIPS
|
500-600 MHz
|
130 nm
|
7.2
|
2001
|
POWER4
|
IBM
|
1.1-1.4 GHz
|
90 nm
|
174
|
2001
|
UltraSPARC III
|
Sun
|
750-1200 MHz
|
130 nm
|
29
|
2001
|
Itanium
|
Intel
|
733-800 MHz
|
180 nm
|
25
|
2001
|
PowerPC 7450
|
Motorola
|
733-800 MHz
|
180 nm
|
33
|
2002
|
Itanium 2
|
Intel
|
0.9-1 GHz
|
180 nm
|
410
|
2003
|
PowerPC 970
|
IBM
|
1.6-2.0 MHz
|
130 nm
|
52
|
2003
|
Pentium M
|
Intel
|
0.9-1.7 GHz
|
130 nm
|
77
|
2003
|
SPARC64 V
|
Fujitsu
|
1.1-1.35 GHz
|
130 nm
|
190
|
2003
|
Opteron
|
AMD
|
1.4-2.4 GHz
|
130 nm
|
106
|
2004
|
POWER5
|
IBM
|
1.65-1.9 GHz
|
130 nm
|
276
|
2005
|
Athlon 64 X2
|
AMD
|
2-2.4 GHz
|
90 nm
|
243
|
2005
|
UltraSPARC IV
|
Sun
|
1.05-1.35 GHz
|
130 nm
|
66
|
2005
|
UltraSPARC T1
|
Sun
|
1-1.4 GHz
|
90 nm
|
300
|
2006
|
Core Duo
|
Intel
|
1.1-2.33 GHz
|
65 nm
|
151
|
2006
|
Core 2
|
Intel
|
1.06-2.67 GHz
|
65 nm
|
291
|
2006
|
Cell/B.E.
|
IBM, Sony, Toshiba
|
3.2-4.6 GHz
|
90 nm
|
241
|
2007
|
POWER6
|
IBM
|
3.5-4.7 GHz
|
65 nm
|
790
|
2007
|
UltraSPARC T2
|
Sun
|
1-1.4 GHz
|
65 nm
|
503
|
2008
|
Phenom
|
AMD
|
1,8-2,6 GHz
|
65 nm
|
450
|
2008
|
z10
|
IBM
|
4,4 GHz
|
65 nm
|
991
|
2008
|
Atom
|
Intel
|
0,8-1,6 GHz
|
45 nm
|
47
|
2008
|
Core i7
|
Intel
|
2,66-3,2 GHz
|
45 nm
|
730
|
2009
|
Phenom II
|
AMD
|
2,5-3,2 GHz
|
45 nm
|
758
|
2010
|
POWER7
|
IBM
|
3–4.14 GHz
|
45 nm
|
1200
|
2010
|
Itanium "Tukwila"
|
Intel
|
2 GHz
|
65 nm
|
2000
|
2010
|
Opteron "Magny-cours"
|
AMD
|
1.7–2.4 GHz
|
45 nm
|
1810
|
2010
|
Xeon "Nehalem-EX"
|
Intel
|
1.73–2.66 GHz
|
45 nm
|
2300
|
2010
|
z196
|
IBM
|
3.8–5.2 GHz
|
45 nm
|
1400
|
2010
|
SPARC T3
|
Sun
|
1.6 GHz
|
45 nm
|
2000
|
2010
|
SPARC64 VII+
|
Fujitsu
|
2.66–3.0 GHz
|
45 nm
|
?
|
2010
|
Intel "Westmere"
|
Intel
|
1.86–3.33 GHz
|
32 nm
|
1170
|
2011
|
Intel "Sandy Bridge"
|
Intel
|
1.6–3.4 GHz
|
32 nm
|
995[8]
|
2011
|
AMD Llano
|
AMD
|
1.0–1.6 GHz
|
40 nm
|
380[9]
|
2011
|
Xeon E7
|
Intel
|
1.73–2.67 GHz
|
32 nm
|
2600
|
2011
|
Power ISA BGQ
|
IBM
|
1.6 GHz
|
45 nm
|
1470
|
2011
|
SPARC64 VIIIfx
|
Fujitsu
|
2.0 GHz
|
45 nm
|
760
|
2011
|
FX "Bulldozer" Interlagos
|
AMD
|
3.1–3.6 GHz
|
32 nm
|
1200[10]
|
2011
|
SPARC T4
|
Oracle
|
2.8–3 GHz
|
40 nm
|
855
|
2012
|
SPARC64 IXfx
|
Fujitsu
|
1.848 GHz
|
40 nm
|
1870
|
2012
|
zEC12
|
IBM
|
5.5 GHz
|
32 nm
|
2750
|
2012
|
POWER7+
|
IBM
|
3.1–5.3 GHz
|
32 nm
|
2100
|
2012
|
Itanium "Poulson"
|
Intel
|
1.73–2.53 GHz
|
32 nm
|
3100
|
2013
|
Intel "Haswell"
|
Intel
|
1.9–4.4 GHz
|
22 nm
|
1400
|
2013
|
SPARC64 X
|
Fujitsu
|
2.8–3 GHz
|
28 nm
|
2950
|
2013
|
SPARC T5
|
Oracle
|
3.6 GHz
|
28 nm
|
1500
|
2014
|
POWER8
|
IBM
|
2.5–5 GHz
|
22 nm
|
4200
|
2014
|
Intel "Broadwell"
|
Intel
|
1.8-4 GHz
|
14 nm
|
1900
|
2015
|
z13
|
IBM
|
5 GHz
|
22 nm
|
3990
|
2015
|
A8-7670K
|
AMD
|
3.6 GHz
|
28 nm
|
2410
|
2017
|
Zen
|
AMD
|
3.2–4.1 GHz
|
14 nm
|
4800
|
2017
|
z14
|
IBM
|
5.2 GHz
|
14 nm
|
6100
|
2017
|
POWER9
|
IBM
|
4 GHz
|
14 nm
|
8000
|
2017
|
SPARC M8[11]
|
Oracle
|
5 GHz
|
20 nm
|
~10,000[12]
|
2018
|
Intel "Cannon Lake"
|
Intel
|
2.2-3.2 GHz
|
10 nm
|
?
|
2018
|
Zen+
|
AMD
|
2.8-3.7 GHz
|
12 nm
|
4800
|
2019
|
Zen 2
|
AMD
|
2-4.7 GHz
|
7 nm
|
3900
|
2019
|
z15
|
IBM
|
5.2 GHz
|
14 nm
|
9200
|
Referències
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