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| − | Established on November 29 2013, WikiChip is a semantic computer engineering | + | Established on November 29 2013, WikiChip is a semantic computer engineering and semiconductor website attempting to address the need for in-depth and detailed explanations for the various real-world technologies such as popular computer microarchitectures, as well as various computer hardware and software topics. |
WikiChip also sets out to document many historical topics such as old microprocessors, defunct semiconductor companies, and obsolete technologies. We do this through in-depth documentations, images, illustrations, and archived datasheets. | WikiChip also sets out to document many historical topics such as old microprocessors, defunct semiconductor companies, and obsolete technologies. We do this through in-depth documentations, images, illustrations, and archived datasheets. | ||
Revision as of 19:25, 9 June 2017
Established on November 29 2013, WikiChip is a semantic computer engineering and semiconductor website attempting to address the need for in-depth and detailed explanations for the various real-world technologies such as popular computer microarchitectures, as well as various computer hardware and software topics.
WikiChip also sets out to document many historical topics such as old microprocessors, defunct semiconductor companies, and obsolete technologies. We do this through in-depth documentations, images, illustrations, and archived datasheets.
- For more information about the WikiChip Project, check WikiChip:welcome.
- For general WikiChip discussion, check WikiChip:general discussion.
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