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Reconfigurable illogic
Keywords: microprocessors semiconductors
[Summary of tips] For at least a decade, some people have been predicting that reconfigurable logic will replace the microprocessor. That hasn't happened yet, and I'm convinced it won't. Although reconfigurable logic has its place, I believe it's in addition to or as an extension of the microprocessor.Nick Tredennick and Brian Shimamoto conclude......Please login or register with us to view this article>>
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