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ArticlesNovember 1994 / State Of The Art


November 1994 / State Of The Art

article The New CPUS
Can AMD top the Pentium? Can SPARC catch fire? And can Intel remain king of the mountain? In the world of microprocessors, the excitement never ends.
- by Bob Ryan, Senior Editor

article AMD Vs. Superman
table AMD'S K5: What's New
The quad-issue K5 series is AMD's long-awaited answer to Intel's Pentiums. Its RISC-like core and innovative approach to x86 decoding may prop el it past the Pentiums of today, but Intel isn't standing still.
- by Tom R. Halfhill

article x86 Wars Update
It appears 1995 will be the year when fifth-generation x86 microprocessors come into their own.

article SPARC Strikes Back
table UltraSPARC Highlights
UltraSparc moves SPARC to 64 bits while providing a host of video and graphics capabilities
- by Peter Wayner

article PowerPC 620 Soars
table Features of the PowerPC 620
Its faster logic, shorter pipelines, and high-speed interface endow it with processing power that raises it to workstation and server caliber
- by Tom Thompson and Bob Ryan

article T5: Brute Force
table MIPS T5: What's New
Mips Technologies' T5 chip takes an aggressive approach to superscalar dispatch that shows how far today's engineers must go to deliver cutting-edge performance
- by Tom R. Halfhill

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