🚀 go-pugleaf

Some time ago I asked on this group for information about RISC processors and
their designers for a list I was compiling.  I promised that I would send
a copy of this list to whoever wanted it.

I got so many responses (mostly send-me-the-list :-) that I have chosen to
post the list here, rather than fight with a bunch of different mail paths.
Anyone who saw my request should also see this.  Thanks to those who did send
suggestions.  I got one message that listed the people who developed the
AM29000 -- I guess that's not quite what I meant by designer but thanks
anyhow.

Here's the list:

RISC I 		(UCBerkeley)
RISC II 	(UCBerkeley)
Stanford MIPS	(Stanford)
Accel		(Celerity)
29300		(Advance Micro Devices)
CAP		(IT&T Advanced Technology Center)
Clipper		(Fairchild [now Intergraph])
CRISP		(AT&T)
Dragon		(Xerox PARC)
FAIM-1		(Schlumberger)
MIPS		(MIPS Computer Systems)
Pyramid 90X	(Pyramid Technology)
Ridge 32	(Ridge Computers)
ROMP		(IBM)
Spectrum	(Hewlett-Packard)
Transputer	(INMOS)
Whetstone I,II	(Integrated Digital Products)
MIPS-X		(Stanford)
SOAR		(UCBerkeley)
SPUR		(UCBerkeley)
88000		(Motorola)
MIPS R2000	(MIPS Computer Systems)
MIPS R3000	(MIPS Computer Systems)
29000		(AMD)
SPARC		(Fujitsu, Cypress)
80960		(Intel)


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