Semiconductor technology with fault tolerance features built-in

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From: Timothy Coddington
Date: Fri, 10 Feb 1989 19:29

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   I'm in the process of gathering information on integrated circuit
   technology that has been designed to support fault tolerance.

   For example, there are several microprocessors out on the market that
   have been designed with some fault tolerance features (ie Intel 80960MC)
   built-in, either through the instruction set architecture, explicit
   functionality, or external support logic.

   I would appreciate any information (device, device family, manufacturer,
   address, phone, articles, and/or contacts) that will lead me to this 
   kind of technology.

   Please mail or call  (412) 268-7712

   Software Engineering Institute


Tim Coddington,  tac@sei.cmu.edu

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Subject: Semiconductor technology with fault tolerance features built-in
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