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2007
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Rex Berridge, Robert M. Averill III, Arnold E. Barish, Michael A. Bowen, Peter J. Camporese, Jack DiLullo, Peter E. Dudley, Joachim Keinert, David W. Lewis, Robert D. Morel, Thomas E. Rosser, Nicole S. Schwartz, Philip Shephard, Howard H. Smith, Dave Thomas, Phillip J. Restle, John R. Ripley, Stephen L. Runyon, Patrick M. Williams:
IBM POWER6 microprocessor physical design and design methodology. IBM J. Res. Dev. 51(6): 685-714 (2007)

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1992
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Arnold E. Barish, James P. Eckhardt, Mark D. Mayo, Walter A. Svarczkopf, Santosh P. Gaur:
Improved performance of IBM Enterprise System/9000 bipolar logic chips. IBM J. Res. Dev. 36(5): 829-834 (1992)
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Arnold E. Barish, James P. Eckhardt, Mark D. Mayo, Walter A. Svarczkopf, Santosh P. Gaur, Rao R. Tummala:
High Performance Packaged Electronics for the IBM ES9000^TM Mainframe. ICCD 1991: 534-539

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