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| Because storage was embedded within tightly coupled and proprietary computing platforms, customers who wanted to pursue new storage applications had two options: live with what they had, or call the original vendor to develop yet another proprietary solution. Integration with the MicroBlaze processor means CPU resources like the pipeline, processor register set and other processor resources become tightly coupled and shared with the FPU for optimum data bandwidth. It represents a good example of how, in [the study of] condensed matter, physics and chemistry are tightly coupled. |
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