Charudhattan Nagarajan

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2015
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James D. Warnock, Christopher J. Berry, Michael H. Wood, Leon J. Sigal, Yun-Chan Myung, Guenter Mayer, Mark D. Mayo, Y. Chan, Frank Malgioglio, Gerald Strevig, Charudhattan Nagarajan, Sean M. Carey, Gerard Salem, Friedrich Schroeder, Howard H. Smith, Di Phan, Ricardo Nigaglioni, Thomas Strach, Matthew M. Ziegler, Niels Fricke, K. Lind, José Neves, Sridhar H. Rangarajan, J. P. Surprise, John Isakson, John Badar, Doug Malone, Donald W. Plass, A. Aipperspach, Dieter F. Wendel, Robert M. Averill III, Ruchir Puri:
IBM z13 circuit design and methodology. IBM J. Res. Dev. 59(4/5) (2015)
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James D. Warnock, Brian W. Curran, John Badar, Gregory Fredeman, Donald W. Plass, Yuen H. Chan, Sean M. Carey, Gerard Salem, Friedrich Schroeder, Frank Malgioglio, Guenter Mayer, Christopher J. Berry, Michael H. Wood, Yiu-Hing Chan, Mark D. Mayo, John Isakson, Charudhattan Nagarajan, Tobias Werner, Leon J. Sigal, Ricardo Nigaglioni, Mark Cichanowski, Jeffrey A. Zitz, Matthew M. Ziegler, Tim Bronson, Gerald Strevig, Daniel Dreps, Ruchir Puri, Douglas Malone, Dieter F. Wendel, Pak-kin Mak, Michael A. Blake:
4.1 22nm Next-generation IBM System z microprocessor. ISSCC 2015: 1-3

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