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RAPPID: An Asynchronous Instruction Length Decoder
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This paper describes an investigation of potential advantages and risks of applying an aggressive asynchronous design methodology to Intel Architecture. RAPPID ("Revolving Asynchronous Pentium
Shai Rotem, Ken S. Stevens, Charles Dike, Marly Ro
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Shai Rotem, Ken S. Stevens, Charles Dike, Marly Roncken, Boris Agapiev, Ran Ginosar, Rakefet Kol, Peter A. Beerel, Chris J. Myers, Kenneth Y. Yun
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