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...elief that [[RISC]]-based microprocessors were likely to replace x86-based microprocessors, due to a more efficient and simplified implementation that could reach hig ...

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[[Image:ph-landscapes-dec-src-1.jpg|frame|right|Former location of DEC SRC at 130 Lytton Ave., Palo Alto, CA.]] ...') was a research laboratory created by [[Digital Equipment Corporation]] (DEC) in 1984, in [[Palo Alto]], [[California]]. ...

[[File:DEC NVAX die.jpg|thumb|right|DEC NVAX die shot]] ...roprocessor]] developed and produced by [[Digital Equipment Corporation]] (DEC) that implemented the [[VAX]] [[instruction set architecture]] (ISA). A var ...

...r]] chipset developed and fabricated by [[Digital Equipment Corporation]] (DEC) that implemented the [[VAX]] [[instruction set architecture]] (ISA). The c [[File:DEC CVAX+ CPU die.JPG|thumb|right|DEC CVAX+ 78034 CPU die shot]] ...

{{Short description|1998 family of microprocessors by IBM}} ...but was renamed, probably to differentiate the server-oriented [[IBM Power microprocessors|POWER processors]] it replaced from the more consumer-oriented 32-bit Power ...

* [[VEGA Microprocessors]] * [[DEC T-11]] ...

[[Intel]] licensed [[AMD]] to second-source Intel microprocessors such as the [[Intel 8086|8086]] and its related support components. This se ...9921116">{{Cite magazine |last=Wilson |first=Jayne |date=1992-11-16 |title=DEC debuts its long-awaited 64-bit Alpha systems |url=https://books.google.com/ ...

| platform = [[SPARC]], [[DEC Alpha|Alpha]], [[PowerPC]], [[IA-32]] ...of the compiler have been made for [[PowerPC]], [[SPARC]], [[x86]], and [[DEC Alpha|Alpha]] processors. ...

Each ISPW card had two [[Intel i860]] microprocessors (running at 80 [[FLOPS|MFLOPS]]). An additional card with eight channels o ...plication for [[Silicon Graphics|SGI]] and [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]] Alpha computers. It is the direct predecessor to [[jMax]]. ...

[[Image:VT78.jpg|thumb|right|[[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]] VT78 Video Data Processor: a PDP-8 built into a VT52 body]] ...-processing program. Later models optionally had [[Intel 8080]] or [[Z80]] microprocessors which allowed them to run [[CP/M]]. The range was a development of the VT78 ...

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* [[Digital Equipment Corporation]] (DEC) for their [[DECstation]] workstations and [[multiprocessor]] [[DECsystem]] ...ch|mils]] (48&nbsp;mm²).<ref>{{cite book |title=A Guide to RISC microprocessors ...

...Corporation]]. They were based on [[MIPS architecture]] processors and ran DEC's version of the [[UNIX]] [[operating system]], called [[ULTRIX]]. They ran ...e.com/news/dec_pulls_multi_user_mips_risc_rabbit_out_of_uniforum_hat|title=DEC PULLS MULTI-USER MIPS RISC RABBIT OUT OF UNIFORUM HAT - Computer Business R ...

{{distinguish|DEC PRISM}} ...d in [[superscalar]] designs such as [[Digital Equipment Corporation]]'s [[DEC Alpha|Alpha]]. ...

{{Short description|1993 family of microprocessors by IBM}} * [[IBM Power microprocessors]] ...

...">{{cite book |last1=Bell |first1=C. Gordon |title=Computer Engineering: A DEC View of Hardware Systems Design |date=1978 |publisher=Digital Equipment Cor ...e=11 January 2023}}</ref> a cost-reduced and compact implementation of the DEC [[PDP-11]]. ...

...At this time, all [[32-bit]] competitors ([[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]], [[IBM]], [[Prime Computer]], etc.) used multi-chip [[Bit slicing|bit-sli [[Category:HP microprocessors|FOCUS]] ...

...ove towards commodity computing began when [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]] introduced the [[PDP-8]] in 1965. This was a computer that was relativel ...rs made were based on microprocessors, and the majority of general purpose microprocessors were implementations of the [[x86]] [[instruction set architecture]]. Altho ...

{{about|the 1990s DEC computer workstations|the NASA space station design that evolved into the [ |developer = [[Digital Equipment Corporation|DEC]] (1994-1998){{br}}[[Compaq]] (1998-2002){{br}}[[Hewlett-Packard|HP]] (2002 ...