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1994
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Gianfranco Gerosa, Sonya Gary, Carl Dietz, Dac Pham, Kathy Hoover, Jose Alvarez, Hector Sanchez, Pete Ippolito, Tai Ngo, Suzanne Litch, Jim Eno, Jim Golab, Neil Vanderschaaf, Jim Kahle:
A 2.2 W, 80 MHz superscalar RISC microprocessor. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 29(12): 1440-1454 (1994)

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1997
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A. Richard Kennedy, Mike Alexander, Eric Fiene, Jose A. Lyon, Belli Kuttanna, Rajesh Patel, Mydung N. Pham, Michael Putrino, Cody Croxton, Suzanne Litch, Brad Burgess:
A G3 PowerPC™ superscalar low-power microprocessor. COMPCON 1997: 315-324
1994
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Brad Burgess, Mike Alexander, Ying-wai Ho, Suzanne Plummer Litch, Soummya Mallick, Deene Ogden, Sung-Ho Park, Jeff Slaton:
The PowerPC 603 Microprocessor: A High Performance, Low Power, Superscalar RISC Microprocessor. COMPCON 1994: 300-306

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