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In the October 1989 issue of IEEE Spectrum, an article title "Microprocessors Circa 2000" predicted that multi-core processors could come to market soon after the turn of the century. This paper was the work of four Intel Corporation technologists, including Pat Gelsinger, vice president and general manager of the Digital Enterprise Group, who envisioned the future through the lens of Moore’s Law. more>
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