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- Advanced Power Management (links | edit)
- Central processing unit (links | edit)
- Control unit (links | edit)
- Control store (links | edit)
- Processor design (links | edit)
- Complex instruction set computer (links | edit)
- Digital Equipment Corporation (links | edit)
- DEC Alpha (links | edit)
- Execution unit (links | edit)
- Instruction register (links | edit)
- Integrated circuit (links | edit)
- Itanium (links | edit)
- Microprocessor (links | edit)
- Microcode (links | edit)
- Microassembler (links | edit)
- MIPS (links | edit)
- MIPS architecture (links | edit)
- MIPS Technologies (links | edit)
- Instructions per second (links | edit)
- Microcontroller (links | edit)
- PowerPC (links | edit)
- PA-RISC (links | edit)
- Quantum computing (links | edit)
- Reduced instruction set computer (links | edit)
- Stanford University (links | edit)
- VAX (links | edit)
- X86 (links | edit)
- SPARC (links | edit)
- Floating-point unit (links | edit)
- Multiplexer (links | edit)
- 8-bit computing (links | edit)
- Instruction set architecture (links | edit)
- Superscalar processor (links | edit)
- Very long instruction word (links | edit)
- Motorola 88000 (links | edit)
- Single instruction, multiple data (links | edit)
- Harvard architecture (links | edit)
- Vector processor (links | edit)
- Secure cryptoprocessor (links | edit)
- Program counter (links | edit)
- ARM architecture family (links | edit)
- IBM 801 (links | edit)
- 32-bit computing (links | edit)
- Floating point operations per second (links | edit)
- AVR microcontrollers (links | edit)
- System on a chip (links | edit)
- SuperH (links | edit)
- Microsequencer (links | edit)
- Intel i860 (links | edit)