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The Computer History[2][3] Museum's 'This Day in History' entry for September 12 records Kilby's successful test at Texas Instruments in 1958; TI's blog and ETHW[4] confirm the 1958 demonstration (ETHW gives only 'September 1958').On 12 September 1958 Texas Instruments engineer Jack Kilby successfully tested the first working integrated circuit, a phase-shift oscillator on a sliver of germanium with its components linked by wires.
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