3 ms·
... fits on a fingernail (minus supporting circuitry), uses a fraction of the power. And orders of magnitude less costly. And with transistors that big, it's p
by kabdib 11y ago
... fits on a fingernail (minus supporting circuitry), uses a fraction of the power. And orders of magnitude less costly.
And with transistors that big, it's probably rad-hard, too. Bonus!
(The first micro I saw with a multiply instruction was the 68000, which shipped 8 years after the 4004).