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Revision as of 03:57, 22 January 2016
Below is a list of microprocessor families organized by company, alphabetized.
Contents
- 1 AMD
- 2 Broadcom
- 3 Centaur Technology
- 4 Cypress Semiconductor
- 5 Cyrix
- 6 Digital Equipment Corporation
- 7 Fujitsu
- 8 General Instrument
- 9 HAL Computer Systems
- 10 Hitachi
- 11 HP
- 12 IBM
- 13 Intel
- 14 MIPS Technologies
- 15 MOS Technology
- 16 Motorola
- 17 NexGen
- 18 Ross Technology
- 19 SGI
- 20 Sun Microsystems
- 21 Western Design Center
- 22 Western Digital
- 23 Zilog
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Broadcom
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Centaur Technology
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Cypress Semiconductor
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Cyrix
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Digital Equipment Corporation
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Fujitsu
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General Instrument
HAL Computer Systems
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Hitachi
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HP
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IBM
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Intel
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MIPS Technologies
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MOS Technology
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Motorola
NexGen
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Ross Technology
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SGI
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Sun Microsystems
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Western Design Center
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Western Digital
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Zilog
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