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  • * By {{intel|S-Spec}} == List of microarchitectures ==
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  • |successor link=intel/microarchitectures/saltwell ...l was a US design and was unconnected to any of Intel's projects worked on by the Israel Design Center in Haifa. Previously Yoeli led the Israeli team in
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  • {{marvell title|ARMADA 610}} | designer = Marvell
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  • {{marvell title|ARMADA 618}} | designer = Marvell
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  • {{marvell title|ARMADA 628}} | designer = Marvell
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  • |successor link=intel/microarchitectures/xscale ...me name}}. This microarchitecture was the result of a collaborative effort by [[DEC]] and [[ARM Holdings|ARM]].
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  • ...used. Over the years, a number of additional implementations were designed by third party companies such as [[DEC]], [[Intel]], [[Qualcomm]] and [[Apple] ! ISA !! Variant !! colspan="2" | Microarchitectures
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  • Below is a '''list of [[microarchitectures]]''' organized by company, alphabetized. * Continued by [[Marvell]] ..
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  • | successor link = marvell/thunderx3 ...ly of {{arch|64}} [[multi-core]] [[ARM]] server microprocessors introduced by [[Cavium]] in early [[2018]] succeeding the original {{\\|ThunderX}} line.
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  • {{marvell title|Triton|arch}} |designer=Marvell
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  • |predecessor link=arm_holdings/microarchitectures/arm8 |successor link=arm_holdings/microarchitectures/arm10
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