James D. Warnock

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2006
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Dac C. Pham, Tony Aipperspach, David Boerstler, Mark Bolliger, Rajat Chaudhry, Dennis Cox, Paul E. Harvey, H. Peter Hofstee, Charles R. Johns, Jim Kahle, Atsushi Kameyama, John M. Keaty, Yoshio Masubuchi, Mydung Pham, Jürgen Pille, Stephen D. Posluszny, Mack W. Riley, Daniel L. Stasiak, Masakazu Suzuoki, Osamu Takahashi, James D. Warnock, Stephen Weitzel, Dieter F. Wendel, Kazuaki Yazawa:
Overview of the architecture, circuit design, and physical implementation of a first-generation cell processor. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 41(1): 179-196 (2006)
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Dac C. Pham, Hans-Werner Anderson, Erwin Behnen, Mark Bolliger, Sanjay Gupta, H. Peter Hofstee, Paul E. Harvey, Charles R. Johns, James A. Kahle, Atsushi Kameyama, John M. Keaty, Bob Le, Sang Lee, Tuyen V. Nguyen, John G. Petrovick, Mydung Pham, Juergen Pille, Stephen D. Posluszny, Mack W. Riley, Joseph Verock, James D. Warnock, Steve Weitzel, Dieter F. Wendel:
Key features of the design methodology enabling a multi-core SoC implementation of a first-generation CELL processor. ASP-DAC 2006: 871-878

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