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I've been studying the Cal-tech and seaforth processors lately and they've actually inspired me to go back to school so I might one day take part in an asynchro
by oregontechninja 8y ago
I've been studying the Cal-tech and seaforth processors lately and they've actually inspired me to go back to school so I might one day take part in an asynchronous design.
Does anybody recommend any readings besides papers on the above?
As far as I can tell most engineers view asynchronous processors as arcane equipment only meant for the most specialized tasks.
- person_of_color 8y agoWhere are you doing an MS in CompA?
- oregontechninja 8y agoI actually don't even have a BS yet. I dropped out after doing a cost benefit analysis and learned I could get tech jobs without a degree. It's been a bumpy road to say the least haha. I'm currently unemployed and looking for a gig/job before I go back to get my degree. I plan on attending OSU since it's near by.
- deepnotderp 8y agoFor a view from the other side, search "mark Horowitz asynchronous". Also check out Ivan sutherland's group at PSU: http://arc.cecs.pdx.edu/publications http://arc.cecs.pdx.edu/publications