Illustrate that one of the best-known hardware failures was the Intel Pentium II chip.
Since a simple quotient problem caused systems to crash, the Pentium floating-point division bug (FDIV) led to a public-relations disaster for Intel that resulted in its first-ever chip recall and a loss of more than $475 million. A few months later, disclosure of another bug, known as the Dan-0411 flag erratum, further eroded the chip manufacturer’s public image.