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Computer hardware / C-slowing / Field-programmable gate array / Parallel computing / Retiming / Processor register / Cell / Classes of computers / Electronic engineering / Computer architecture / Central processing unit
Date: 2005-07-19 18:43:06
Computer hardware
C-slowing
Field-programmable gate array
Parallel computing
Retiming
Processor register
Cell
Classes of computers
Electronic engineering
Computer architecture
Central processing unit

Exploration of RaPiD-style Pipelined FPGA Interconnects Akshay Sharma1, Katherine Compton2, Carl Ebeling3, Scott Hauck1

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