Application Specific 70
Collecting 6
Embedded Systems 209
Asynchronous 18
Barrel 5
Bit Slice 4
Cellular Automata 7
CISC 3
Education
Lisp 8
Minimal 22
Multiprocessors 11
Open Source 6
Parallel
Reconfigurable 11
Reversible 7
RISC 11
VLIW 5
ZISC 4
Alpha 2
ARM 6
AVR 30
Cell 15
DLX 26
Emotion Engine 7
iAPX-432 6
68k 6
MIPS 11
MIX-MMIX 17
Nios 6
PA-RISC 4
PIC 35
POWER 23
SPARC 18
SuperH 4
Transmeta 5
Transputer 12
TRON 4
x86 13
65xx 12
Z80 6
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Nanotechnology - Technology, Science 239
 AmberWave Systems Corp.AmberWave Systems Corp.
 Makes strained silicon, high-speed, high-transconductance devices optimized to work in digital, analog, or mixed signal systems.
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Atmel Wireless and MicrocontrollersAtmel Wireless and Microcontrollers
 ICs for innovative solutions in RF, automotive and communications.
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CAPS Research GroupCAPS Research Group
 Computer Architecture and Power Aware Systems Research Group, Binghamton, State University of New York. Researches means, at microarchitecture, system, and circuit levels, to improve performance, energy-efficiency, and reliability of processors and memory.
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Central Processing UnitCentral Processing Unit
 Explains how a central processing unit in a computer works, for students and teachers; text, diagrams, photographs, links.
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Central Processing UnitCentral Processing Unit
 Growing article, with links to many related topics. [Wikipedia]
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ClearSpeedClearSpeed
 Floating point accelerator, coprocessor and data parallel processing for HPC, scientific and embedded computer chips. Programmed easily in C language.
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Computer ArchitectureComputer Architecture
 IBM researchers have made seminal contributions to this field. Lists some current work. [IBM Research]
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Curtiss-Wright Controls Embedded ComputingCurtiss-Wright Controls Embedded Computing
 Was Synergy Microsystems, Inc. Makes VME and CompactPCI SBCs with dual or single PowerPC 750, G4, or Pentium processors; powerful quad processor, VME DSP with Linux Symmetric Multiprocessing; VxWorks Integrity.
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IDT: Integrated Device Technology, Inc.IDT: Integrated Device Technology, Inc.
 Silicon design company involved in MIPS technologies, and wide range of electronics.
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Improv Systems Inc.Improv Systems Inc.
 Supplier of configurable DSPs for communications and consumer products including VoIP, wireless, media processing, DSL, MPEG4 and audio engines.
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MicroDesign ResourcesMicroDesign Resources
 An information services company focused on enabling technology for personal computers and the high-performance microprocessor industry. Our work is aimed at engineers and others who need to understand and select new technologies.
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Mitsubishi SemiconductorsMitsubishi Semiconductors
 Provides chip, chipset and system-on-chip solutions for computers, communications, consumer, industrial, Internet-enabled, automotive, and visual applications.
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Powerleap ProductsPowerleap Products
 CPU upgrade expert with product briefs, support, discussion forums and compatibility database.
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The Processor-Memory BottleneckThe Processor-Memory Bottleneck
 Problems and Solutions. From Crossroads site.
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Rabbit SemiconductorRabbit Semiconductor
 Fabless semiconductor firm. Low cost, low power, high performance 8-bit embedded processors, clock speeds to 30 MHz. Integrated development tools for embedded control, communications, Ethernet connectivity; support remote coding.
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Synopsys Synthesizable VHDL LC-2 ModelSynopsys Synthesizable VHDL LC-2 Model
 Simple programmable processor defined in the popular introductory textbook.
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Upgradeware TechnologyUpgradeware Technology
 Manufacturer of CPU upgrade products.
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WWW Computer ArchitectureWWW Computer Architecture
 Houses computer architecture and microprocessor information on conferences, benchmarks and tools, group projects, publications, books and newsgroups.
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Prototype Glass Sheet Computer UnveiledPrototype Glass Sheet Computer Unveiled
 Transparent computer processor was printed on to a flat plate of continuous grain silicon glass by researchers at Sharp Japan laboratory; suggests very thin computers and televisions might be built fully on one sheet of glass. [New Scientist] (October 22, 2002)
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