Elixent, a UK-based start-up based on work done at HP's Bristol Labs over several years, aims to bring reconfigurable-IP (intellectual-property) blocks to ASIC design. The company based the ...
Consider the ALU as having layers like an onion, and you can visualize the core of an extremely rudimentary ALU as performing only five simple functions (Table 1). The instruction-bit patterns you ...
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