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2000 – 2009

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2002
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Faye A. Briggs, Michel Cekleov, Ken Creta, Manoj Khare, Steve Kulick, Akhilesh Kumar, Lily Pao Looi, Chitra Natarajan, Sivakumar Radhakrishnan, Linda Rankin:
Intel 870: A Building Block for Cost-Effective, Scalable Servers. IEEE Micro 22(2): 36-47 (2002)
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Mani Azimi, Faye A. Briggs, Michel Cekleov, Manoj Khare, Akhilesh Kumar, Lily Pao Looi:
Scalability Port: A Coherent Interface for Shared Memory Multiprocessors. Hot Interconnects 2002: 65-70

1990 – 1999

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1997
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Michel Cekleov, Michel Dubois:
Virtual-address caches. Part 1: problems and solutions in uniprocessors. IEEE Micro 17(5): 64-71 (1997)
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Michel Cekleov, Michel Dubois:
Virtual-address caches.2. Multiprocessor issues. IEEE Micro 17(6): 69-74 (1997)

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