Jack Kilby, the soft-spoken engineer whose invention of the integrated circuit won the Nobel Prize and initiated the digital revolution, has died at 81. Kilby died Monday of cancer at his home in ...

Texas Instruments commemorates the 50th anniversary of the integrated circuit with the opening of Kilby Labs, honoring Nobel-prize-winning inventor of the integrated circuit, Jack Kilby.

Sixty years. But how much longer? In 1958 Jack St. Clair Kilby—from Great Bend, Kan.—created one of the greatest inventions, a great bend, in the history of mankind. Kilby recently had started ...

June 24, 2005 — -- Jack Kilby was not a household name, but his work is a fixture in the American household. He was the Nobel Prize-winning inventor of the computer chip. Kilby died Monday at ...

Electrical engineer Jack Kilby laid the foundations for modern information technology. In 1958 he helped to develop the world's first ever microchip. It was a simple device, but it would go on to ...

Dallas, TX (WHTM) The integrated circuit, or microchip, is now an essential part of our lives, and a multi-billion dollar industry. They’re in anything and everything electronic, and they’re ...

TI employee Jack Kilby invented the integrated circuit on this day in 1958. Kilby won The Nobel Prize in Physics in 2000. The Kansas native and University of Illinois graduate shared his life story.

Jack Kilby, an inventor at Texas Instruments Inc. who developed the first integrated circuit in 1958, yesterday was jointly awarded this year’s Nobel Prize in physics along with two other ...

Yet this man, Jack St. Clair Kilby, is not familiar to most. His invention, the "integrated circuit," would launch the information age. Jack Kilby was born in 1923 to Hubert and Vina Kilby.