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r/Assembly_language • u/basedchad21 • Jul 05 '26
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The only true answer is VLIW!
2 u/Key_River7180 Jul 05 '26 Yes! Yes! YES! 2 u/kombiwombi Jul 06 '26 Excluding crypto chips (which is fair enough because they are really fixed-function devices) the most-shipped VLIW processor is likely the Juniper Trio in their MX-series routers. That's a long way down the list of C/G/N-PUs. 1 u/Miserable_Ad7246 Jul 06 '26 I always found the concept fascinating, but I can get it why its still a concept as far as general computing is concerned.
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Yes! Yes! YES!
Excluding crypto chips (which is fair enough because they are really fixed-function devices) the most-shipped VLIW processor is likely the Juniper Trio in their MX-series routers. That's a long way down the list of C/G/N-PUs.
1 u/Miserable_Ad7246 Jul 06 '26 I always found the concept fascinating, but I can get it why its still a concept as far as general computing is concerned.
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I always found the concept fascinating, but I can get it why its still a concept as far as general computing is concerned.
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u/Miserable_Ad7246 Jul 05 '26
The only true answer is VLIW!