Robert F. Hatch

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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1999
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Robert M. Averill III, Keith G. Barkley, Michael A. Bowen, Peter J. Camporese, Allan H. Dansky, Robert F. Hatch, Dale E. Hoffman, Mark D. Mayo, Scott A. McCabe, Timothy G. McNamara, Thomas J. McPherson, Gregory A. Northrop, Leon J. Sigal, Howard H. Smith, David A. Webber, Patrick M. Williams:
Chip integration methodology for the IBM S/390 G5 and G6 custom microprocessors. IBM J. Res. Dev. 43(5): 681-706 (1999)
1998
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Dale E. Hoffman, Robert M. Averill III, Brian W. Curran, Yuen H. Chan, Allan H. Dansky, Robert F. Hatch, Timothy G. McNamara, Thomas J. McPherson, Gregory A. Northrop, Leon J. Sigal, Anthony Pelella, Patrick M. Williams:
Deep submicron design techniques for the 500 MHz IBM S/390 G5 custom microprocessor. ICCD 1998: 258-263
1997
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Kenneth L. Shepard, Sean M. Carey, Ee Kin Cho, Brian W. Curran, Robert F. Hatch, Dale E. Hoffman, Scott A. McCabe, Gregory A. Northrop, A. E. (Rick) Seigler:
Design methodology for the S/390 Parallel Enterprise Server G4 microprocessors. IBM J. Res. Dev. 41(4&5): 515-548 (1997)

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