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XPP
(redirected from Extreme Processor Platform)

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XPPWindows XP Professional (Microsoft)
XPPXML Pull Parser
XPPExtreme Processor Platform
XPPXPML Page Parser
XPPXyvision Production Publisher
XPPXML for Publishers and Printers
XPPXyvision Parlance Publisher
XPPXML (Extensible Markup Language) Professional Publisher (Wakefield, MA)
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PACT has developed the world's most powerful 32-bit processor core as a first implementation of the company's eXtreme Processor Platform (XPP(TM)), which has demonstrated performance up to 50X greater than conventional sequential processors and 20X higher than DSPs.
QuickLogic and PACT Demonstrate High Performance Development Platform by Business Wire
PACT has developed the world's most powerful 32-bit processor core as a first implementation of the company's eXtreme Processor Platform (XPP(TM)), which has demonstrated performance up to 50X greater than conventional sequential processors and 20X higher than DSPs.
QuickLogic and PACT Team to Develop Multi-Processor Programmable SoC ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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