H. Peter Hofstee

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2000
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Stephen D. Posluszny, Naoaki Aoki, David Boerstler, Paula K. Coulman, Sang H. Dhong, Brian K. Flachs, H. Peter Hofstee, Nobuo Kojima, Ohsang Kwon, Kyung T. Lee, David Meltzer, Kevin J. Nowka, J. Park, J. Peter, Joel Silberman, Osamu Takahashi, Paul Villarrubia:
"Timing closure by design, " a high frequency microprocessor design methodology. DAC 2000: 712-717
1998
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Joel Silberman, Naoaki Aoki, David Boerstler, Jeffrey L. Burns, Sang H. Dhong, Axel Essbaum, Uttam Ghoshal, David F. Heidel, H. Peter Hofstee, Kyung T. Lee, David Meltzer, Hung C. Ngo, Kevin J. Nowka, Stephen D. Posluszny, Osamu Takahashi, Ivan Vo, Brian A. Zoric:
A 1.0-GHz single-issue 64-bit powerPC integer processor. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 33(11): 1600-1608 (1998)
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Stephen D. Posluszny, Naoaki Aoki, David Boerstler, Jeffrey L. Burns, Sang H. Dhong, Uttam Ghoshal, H. Peter Hofstee, David P. LaPotin, Kyung T. Lee, David Meltzer, Hung C. Ngo, Kevin J. Nowka, Joel Silberman, Osamu Takahashi, Ivan Vo:
Design methodology for a 1.0 GHz microprocessor. ICCD 1998: 17-23

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