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1990 – 1999

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1997
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Ásgeir Th. Eríksson, John S. Keen, Alex Silbey, Swami Venkataraman, Michael Woodacre:
Origin system design methodology and experience: 1M-gate ASICs and beyond. COMPCON 1997: 157-164
1994
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Geoffrey Bunza, Steve Schulz, Tommy Jansson, Alex Silbey, Steve Ma, Edward H. Frank:
PESDA and Design Abstraction: How High is Up? (Panel). DAC 1994: 188

1980 – 1989

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1986
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Alexander Silbey, Veljko Milutinovic, Victor Mendoza-Grado:
A Survey of Advanced Microprocessors and HLL Computer Architectures. Computer 19(8): 72-85 (1986)
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Veljko Milutinovic, Alex Silbey, David A. Fura, Kevin Kerin, Mark Bettinger, Walter A. Helbig, William Heagerty, Richard M. Zieger, Bob Schellack, Walter R. Curtice:
Issues of Importance in Designing GaAs Microcomputer Systems. Computer 19(10): 45-57 (1986)

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