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Tai Ngo
Researcher at IBM
Publications - 4
Citations - 257
Tai Ngo is an academic researcher from IBM. The author has contributed to research in topics: Reduced instruction set computing & PowerPC. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 4 publications receiving 254 citations.
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A 2.2 W, 80 MHz superscalar RISC microprocessor
Gianfranco Gerosa,S. Gary,C. Dietz,D. Pham,K. Hoover,Jose Alvarez,Hector Sanchez,P. Ippolito,Tai Ngo,S. Litch,J. Eno,J. Golab,N. Vanderschaaf,J. Kahle +13 more
TL;DR: Low-power design techniques are used throughout the entire design, including dynamically powered down execution units, resulting in workstation level performance packed into a low-power, low-cost design ideal for notebooks and desktop computers.
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A 3.0 W 75SPECint92 85SPECfp92 superscalar RISC microprocessor
D. Pham,Michael Clay Alexander,Arturo L. Arizpe,B. Burgess,Carl D. Dietz,Lee Evan Eisen,R. El-Kareh,J. Eno,S. Gary,G. Gerosa,B. Goins,J. Golab,Robert Thaddeus Golla,R. Harris,B. Ho,Y.-W. Ho,K. Hoover,C. Hunter,P. Ippolito,Romesh Mangho Jessani,J. Kahle,K.R. Kishore,Belliappa Manavattira Kuttanna,S.P. Litch,Soummya Mallick,Tai Ngo,D. Ogden,Christopher Hans Olson,S.-H. Park,Rajesh Bhikhubhai Patel,Mydung Pham,J. Prado,S. Reeve,Russell Adley Reininger,H. Sanchez,M. Schiffli,J. Slaton,G. Thuraisingham,K. Torku,Cang Tran,N. Vanderschaaf,P. Voldstad +41 more
TL;DR: This superscalar microprocessor is a 32b implementation of the PowerPC Architecture that offers workstation-level performance packed into a low-power consumption, low-cost design ideal for notebooks and desktop computers.
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A 250 MHz 5 W RISC microprocessor with on-chip L2 cache controller
Paul A. Reed,Michael Clay Alexander,Jose Alvarez,Michael L. Brauer,Chai-Chin Chao,C. Croxton,Lee Evan Eisen,Toan Le,Tai Ngo,C. Nicoletta,Hector Sanchez,S. Taylor,N. Vanderschaaf,G. Gerosa +13 more
TL;DR: This superscalar microprocessor is a 32b implementation of the PowerPC Architecture(TM) specification based on a micro-architecture designed for high performance and low power.
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A 1.2 W 66 MHz superscalar RISC microprocessor for set-tops, video games, and PDAs
D. Pham,J. Kahle,D. Ogden,Michael Putrino,Tai Ngo,K. Hoover,Cang Tran,Mark D. Sweet,Hung Hua,Quan Nguyen,Soummya Mallick,Lee Evan Eisen,Albert J. Loper,R. Chitturi,T. Lyon,B. Ho,Rajesh Bhikhubhai Patel,E. Cheesebrough,Belliappa Manavattira Kuttanna,A. Piejko +19 more
TL;DR: This 32 b superscalar processor, having 18 mW/MHz projected power consumption at 66 MHz, is designed for desktop companions and high-end embedded multimedia applications with graphics-intensive requirements such as high-performance video games.