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explicit parallelism |
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In October 1997, Intel and HP announced that the IA-64 architecture would utilize a new technology called EPIC (Explicitly Parallel Instruction Computing), based on a unique combination of advanced computer architecture concepts called speculation, predication and explicit parallelism. EPIC, the foundation of the 64-bit Instruction Set Architecture (ISA), uses predication, speculation, explicit parallelism and other qualities specific to EPIC technology to deliver superior processing performance and inherent scalability not available with conventional RISC architectures. EPIC, the foundation of the 64-bit Instruction Set Architecture (ISA), uses predication, speculation, explicit parallelism and other qualities specific to EPIC technology to deliver superior processing performance and inherent scalability not available with conventional RISC architectures. |
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