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    Microprocessor is a semiconductor device which contains most of the central processing unit (CPU) functions and an engine that is fabricated on a single chip (Brain, n.d.). It is a multipurpose and programmable device that process the input data into output results according to instructions stored in its memory which is represented in binary numeral system (Microprocessor, n.d.). The first commercially available microprocessor is Intel 404 which is a 4 bit processor and it was introduced by Intel

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    Microprocessors Inside of the mysterious box that perches ominously on your desk is one of the marvels of the modern world. This marvel is also a total enigma to most of the population. This enigma is, of course, the microprocessor. To an average observer a microprocessor is simply a small piece of black plastic that is found inside of almost everything. In How Microprocessors Work they are defined as a computer's central processing unit, usually contained on a single integrated circuit (Wyant

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    the practical knowledge and information I require. My post masters goal is to work as a researcher in one of the top universities, here I expect to work on different Embedded Systems. I am willing to work in the field of Microcontrollers and Microprocessor; also would like to enhance my knowledge by acquiring the skills willing to contribute in real time embedded systems and even Custom Designs. I intend to do

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    1. What are the lessons useful for their future microprocessor business that you think Intel should have taken away from their experience in the DRAM industry? Continuous innovation: As a technology company and from the experience of DRAM, it is necessary to continuously innovate to uphold the leadership position in the industry. Intel was left behind after 1103 DRAM in innovation. Multiple approaches: It is necessary to take the multiple pronged approaches especially in the uncertainty of the technology

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    Corporation. Eventually, I will give some recommendation. History of Intel Corporation Intel Corporation is a leading microprocessor producer for personal computer (PC) in the world. Intel Corporation was formed by In 1968, Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore founded Intel

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    Conditional branch predictor (CBP) is an essential component in the design of any modern deeply pipelined superscalar microprocessor architecture. In the recent past, many researchers have proposed varieties schemes for the design of the CBPs that claim to offer desired levels of accuracy and speed needed to meet the demand for the architectural design of multicore processors. Amongst various schemes in practice to realize the CBPs, the ones based on neural computing – i.e., artificial neural network

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    Abstract. Conditional branch predictor (CBP) is an essential component in the design of any modern deeply pipelined superscalar microprocessor architecture. In the recent past, many researchers have proposed varieties schemes for the design of the CBPs that claim to offer desired levels of accuracy and speed needed to meet the demand for the architectural design of multicore processors. Amongst various schemes in practice to realize the CBPs, the ones based on neural computing – i.e., artificial

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    Movements Intel’s main line of business is producing semiconductors and has delved into other technologies such as flash memory, motherboards, connectivity products, and storage devices. Since their inception in 1968 and the production of their first microprocessor in 1980. Intel had become an industry leader not only just for their products, but also as a key contributor to the evolution of the personal computer we all use today. Intel’s current financial condition is 3rd amongst other competitors in

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    how it can be most useful to the society. I also have developed an interest in a combination of technologies using electronics and computers. My special inclination towards Electrical Engineering has been primarily because of subjects namely Microprocessors, Microcontrollers and Computer Organization which I learned during my undergraduate program. I am equally fascinated by the processors or microcontrollers used in our computers and smart phones and the amazing number of possibilities they can

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    a magnetic core memory, while the second generation of central processing units consisted in the arrival of transistors. After the 1960’s, the third generation of central processing units gave us an increase in the production of microprocessors. One of the microprocessors that were developed during the 1960’s was called Intel8742. The Intel8742 was an 8-bit microcontroller that had a central processing unit that run at a speed of 12MHz as well as having a RAM of almost 128 bytes. During this time

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