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BPU
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BPUBoard of Public Utilities
BPUBranch Processing Unit
BPUBibliothèque Publique et Universitaire (French: Public and University Library; Switzerland)
BPUBordereau des Prix Unitaires (French: Unit Price Schedule)
BPUBranch Prediction Unit
BPUBasic Performance Upgrades
BPUBanche Popolare Unite (Italian bank)
BPUBaseband Processing Unit
BPUBase Production Unit
BPUBâtisseurs du Pays d'Urfé (French construction company)
BPUBlood-Pack Unit
BPUBusiness Prevention Unit
BPUBridge Processing Unit
BPUBoundary Processing Unit
BPUBasic Power Upgrade (automotive)
BPUBuffer Processor Unit
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Advanced Functional Units for Rapid Execution The new architecture features an out-of-order, multi-issue super-pipeline that can sustain two instructions per clock cycle to a variety of functional units, including multiple symmetric integer units, a high-performance SIMD floating point unit, a branch processing unit, and a load-store unit.
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