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ORCIDRobert P. Colwell
2020 – today
- 2021
[j54]Robert P. Colwell
:
The Origin of Intel's Micro-Ops. IEEE Micro 41(6): 37-41 (2021)
2010 – 2019
- 2016
- [j53]San Murugesan, Bob Colwell:
Next-Generation Computing Paradigms. Computer 49(9): 14-20 (2016) - 2013
- [c9]Robert P. Colwell:
The chip design game at the end of Moore's law. Hot Chips Symposium 2013: 1-16
2000 – 2009
- 2006
- [j52]Robert P. Colwell:
The Pentium Chronicles: Introduction. Computer 39(1): 49-54 (2006) - 2005
- [j51]Bob Colwell:
Machine Intelligence Meets Neuroscience. Computer 38(1): 12-15 (2005) - [j50]Bob Colwell:
Pecking Orders. Computer 38(5): 8-10 (2005) - [j49]Bob Colwell:
Frames of Reference. Computer 38(6): 9-11 (2005) - [j48]Bob Colwell:
Judging Science Fairs. Computer 38(7): 12-15 (2005) - [j47]Bob Colwell:
What's the Worst That Can Happen? Computer 38(8): 12-15 (2005) - [j46]Bob Colwell:
Presentation Lessons from Comedians. Computer 38(9): 10-13 (2005) - [j45]Bob Colwell:
Complexity in Design. Computer 38(10): 10-12 (2005) - [j44]Bob Colwell:
Books Engineers Should Read. Computer 38(11): 7-10 (2005) - [j43]Bob Colwell:
It's Time to Move On. Computer 38(12): 9-12 (2005) - [c8]Robert P. Colwell:
Deep Pipelines vs. Risk and Power Walls. ASYNC 2005 - [c7]Robert P. Colwell:
Where Intel's Microprocessor Architecture is Going. ERSA 2005: 3-6 - 2004
- [j42]Robert P. Colwell:
Design Fragility. Computer 37(1): 13-16 (2004) - [j41]Robert P. Colwell:
Computer Lessons from Pop Songs. Computer 37(2): 7-9 (2004) - [j40]Robert P. Colwell:
The Zen of Overclocking. Computer 37(3): 9-12 (2004) - [j39]Robert P. Colwell:
Theme Issue Introduction: We May Need a New Box. Computer 37(3): 40-41 (2004) - [j38]Robert P. Colwell:
Brainstorming, Influence, and Icebergs. Computer 37(4): 9-12 (2004) - [j37]Bob Colwell:
Let's Hear from Those in the Back. Computer 37(6): 6-9 (2004) - [j36]Bob Colwell:
Travel Stories. Computer 37(7): 8-10 (2004) - [j35]Bob Colwell:
The Art of the Possible. Computer 37(8): 8-10 (2004) - [j34]Bob Colwell:
Trusting a Chaotic Future. Computer 37(10): 8-10 (2004) - [j33]Bob Colwell:
All Things Are Connected. Computer 37(11): 10-12 (2004) - [j32]Bob Colwell:
Interface Quotas and Internet-Derived Value. Computer 37(12): 10-12 (2004) - 2003
- [j31]Robert P. Colwell:
A Man, a Dog, and a Machine. Computer 36(1): 14-16 (2003) - [j30]Robert P. Colwell:
Me and My Theremin. Computer 36(2): 8-9 (2003) - [j29]Robert P. Colwell:
Ground Bounce. Computer 36(3): 11-13 (2003) - [j28]Robert P. Colwell:
Science Fairs. Computer 36(4): 13-16 (2003) - [j27]Robert P. Colwell:
Leave Bernoulli Out of This. Computer 36(5): 10-12 (2003) - [j26]Robert P. Colwell:
That's Not Computing - This Is Computing. Computer 36(6): 6-8 (2003) - [j25]Robert P. Colwell:
Tools of the Trade. Computer 36(7): 7-9 (2003) - [j24]Robert P. Colwell:
Engineering Decisions. Computer 36(8): 9-11 (2003) - [j23]Robert P. Colwell:
Engineering, Marketing Teams, and Management. Computer 36(9): 5-7 (2003) - [j22]Robert P. Colwell:
Design Reviews. Computer 36(10): 8-10 (2003) - [j21]Robert P. Colwell:
How Not to Teach Science. Computer 36(11): 7-9 (2003) - [j20]Robert P. Colwell:
Benchmarketing Competition. Computer 36(12): 9-11 (2003) - 2002
- [j19]Robert P. Colwell:
logy, Astrology, Risk, and Product Quality. Computer 35(1): 12-14 (2002) - [j18]Robert P. Colwell:
On Computers and Rock 'n' Roll. Computer 35(2): 9-11 (2002) - [j17]Robert P. Colwell:
Engineering, Science, and Quantum Mechanics. Computer 35(3): 8-10 (2002) - [j16]Robert P. Colwell:
Near Misses: Murphy's Law is Wrong. Computer 35(4): 9-12 (2002) - [j15]Robert P. Colwell:
If You Didn't Test It, It Doesn't Work. Computer 35(5): 11-13 (2002) - [j14]Robert P. Colwell:
When the real world intervenes on well-planned experiments, the lessons you learn stick with you. Computer 35(6): 10-12 (2002) - [j13]Robert P. Colwell:
What Technology Is Doing to Music. Computer 35(7): 6-8 (2002) - [j12]Robert P. Colwell:
Weird Books. Computer 35(8): 10-12 (2002) - [j11]Robert P. Colwell:
Employee Performance Reviews. Computer 35(9): 12-15 (2002) - [j10]Robert P. Colwell:
The Power of the Most Likely. Computer 35(10): 12-14 (2002) - [j9]Robert P. Colwell:
The Coolest Thing on Earth. Computer 35(11): 10-12 (2002) - [j8]Robert P. Colwell:
Science-Philosophy Celebrity Death Match. Computer 35(12): 13-15 (2002) - 2000
- [c6]Robert P. Colwell, Bob Brennan:
Intel's Formal Verification Experience on the Willamette Development. TPHOLs 2000: 106-107
1990 – 1999
- 1999
- [c5]Robert P. Colwell, Gary Brown, Frank See:
Intel's College Hiring Methods and Recent Results. MSE 1999: 94-96 - 1998
- [j7]Janet Wilson, Marc Tremblay, Greg Grohoski, Brad Burgess, Earl Killian, Robert P. Colwell, Paul I. Rubinfeld:
Challenges and Trends in Processor Design. Computer 31: 39-48 (1998) - 1992
- [c4]Robert P. Colwell:
Latent Design Faults in the Development of Multiflow's TRACE/200. FTCS 1992: 468-474 - 1990
- [j6]Robert P. Colwell:
Book review: High-Level Language Computer Architecture edited by Veljko Milutinovic (Computer Science Press, 1989). SIGARCH Comput. Archit. News 18(1): 120-122 (1990) - [c3]Robert P. Colwell, W. Eric Hall, Chandra S. Joshi, David B. Papworth, Paul K. Rodman, James E. Tornes:
Architecture and implementation of a VLIW supercomputer. SC 1990: 910-919
1980 – 1989
- 1988
- [j5]Robert P. Colwell:
Book review: Computer Architecture and Organization, 2nd ed. by John P. Hayes (McGraw Hill, 1988). SIGARCH Comput. Archit. News 16(4): 193-195 (1988) - [j4]Robert P. Colwell, Robert P. Nix, John J. O'Donnell, David B. Papworth, Paul K. Rodman:
A VLIW Architecure for a Trace Scheduling Compiler. IEEE Trans. Computers 37(8): 967-979 (1988) - [j3]Robert P. Colwell, Edward F. Gehringer, E. Douglas Jensen:
Performance Effects of Architectural Complexity in the Intel 432. ACM Trans. Comput. Syst. 6(3): 296-339 (1988) - 1987
- [c2]Robert P. Colwell, Robert P. Nix, John J. O'Donnell, David B. Papworth, Paul K. Rodman:
A VLIW Architecture for a Trace Scheduling Compiler. ASPLOS 1987: 180-192 - 1986
- [c1]Edward F. Gehringer, Robert P. Colwell:
Fast Object-Oriented Procedure Calls: Lessons from the Intel 432. ISCA 1986: 92-101 - 1985
- [j2]Robert P. Colwell, Charles Y. Hitchcock III, E. Douglas Jensen, Brinkley Sprunt, Charles P. Kollar:
Instruction Sets and Beyond: Computers, Complexity, and Controversy. Computer 18(9): 8-19 (1985) - 1983
- [j1]Robert P. Colwell, Charles Y. Hitchcock III, E. Douglas Jensen:
Peering through the RISC/CISC fog: an outline of research. SIGARCH Comput. Archit. News 11(1): 44-50 (1983)
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