File:PowerPC-970.jpg
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English: An illustration of IBM's PowerPC 970 microprocessor, also known as the G5 processor. It's manufactured on a 130 nm process in week 20 of 2003.
Inspiration for the image comes from numerous pictures on the Internet, IBM, Apple and privately owned photos. |
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Author | Henriok |
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