Скачать или смотреть The Pentium Division Bug That Cost Intel $475 Million

In 1994, Intel discovered a tiny flaw inside its flagship Pentium processor. A rare floating point division error that most users would never encounter. Intel assumed it was insignificant. The public did not.

What followed was one of the most infamous hardware scandals in tech history. Mathematicians exposed the bug. Media outrage exploded. Intel initially refused full recalls. Trust collapsed. And eventually the company was forced into a massive replacement program that cost an estimated $475 million and permanently changed how hardware companies handle defects.

This video breaks down what the Pentium division bug actually was, why Intel misjudged the response, and how this single mistake reshaped corporate accountability in the tech industry.

The bug was tiny. The lesson was enormous.

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