Shockley is accused of planning the massacre for more than a year and calling it ‘Parkland Part Two’, referring to the mass ...

The student said in January that the shooting would be “Parkland part two” and that they had been planning it for a year.

Founded in 1955, Shockley Semiconductor was the brainchild of William Shockley. When he was ready to leave Bell Labs, he decided to form a company to build transistors. Funded by Beckman ...

In 1956, Shockley left Bell and founded his own company — Shockley Semiconductor Labs. It was the first company to make transistors out of silicon and not germanium. The company was founded in ...

With William Shockley's difficult managerial style, working at Shockley Semiconductor became increasingly difficult for the researchers there. In May of 1957, just over a year after the company ...

The designer is revealed as the legendary [Bob Pease], and the transistors take us back to the semiconductor physicist ... the famous eight defectors from Shockley Semiconductor in the 1950s ...

In a timely turn of events, around 1965, the semiconductor era was born in the valley. This region south of San Francisco became a center of our tech universe, led by Shockley Semiconductor labs ...

At Bell Labs, a young, brilliant theoretician, Bill Shockley, was selected to lead a team researching the potential of semiconductor materials. Shockley drafted Walter Brattain, an experimental ...

A member of the so-called “Traitorous Eight” who left Shockley Semiconductor in 1957 to form Fairchild Semiconductor, he and his cohort laid the seeds for what became Silicon Valley and the ...

Historically, its proximity to Stanford, UC Berkley, and Cal Tech, and their stellar engineering schools helped feed the major staffing needs of early tech companies like Shockley Semiconductor ...