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CMOS based

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CMOS based
An integrated circuit fabricated using CMOS technology. Most logic chips and CPU chips have been CMOS based for some time. Even mainframes, which have used ultra-fast bipolar technology in the past, have given way to CMOS-based models. See CMOS, MOSFET and Parallel Enterprise Server.


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