Sentence examples for a generation of microprocessor from inspiring English sources
In fact, this year, the chip industry is preparing to begin the transition from a generation of microprocessor chips based on a minimum feature size of 45 nanometers (a human hair is roughly 80,000 nanometers in width) to one of 32 nanometers — the next step down into the microcosm.
New Scientist said in 2001: "In today's terms it would be like hearing that Pizza Hut had developed a new generation of microprocessor, or McDonald's had invented the Internet".
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13 — I.B.M. researchers say they have set a speed record for a type of computer memory that promises a fundamental performance increase in a coming generation of microprocessors with multiple computing engines.
No doubt a newer generation of microprocessors can help the maths class calculate pi to even more decimal places.
Among boards with a new generation of microprocessors that must be cited is the SABRE Lite [13], officially released in 2011, which mounts an ARM® Cortex®-A9 microprocessor, the NXP i.MX6, 1 GB of RAM, and 2 GB of flash.
Despite the savings programs, Intel said it would invest more money than ever in improving its products, largely to sharply increase production of its next generation of microprocessor, the Pentium 4. The company will increase capital spending to $7.5 billion from $6.7 billion, and spend $4.3 billion on research and development in 2001, compared with $3.9 billion last year.
ArchC is an open-source ADL based on SystemC, which was designed to enable the fast generation of microprocessor simulators.
First and foremost, Palm OS 5 runs on a new more powerful generation of microprocessors.
Andrew Grove, chairman of Intel, the world's largest semiconductor company, reckons that power consumption on board the latest generation of microprocessors is "becoming a limiter of integration".
Video-game performance generally hinges on the power of the current generation of microprocessors and even more significantly on the graphics co-processors that generate the meshes of polygons and overlaid textures that yield 3-D images on a two-dimensional computer monitor.
