Alchemy (processor)
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For other uses of "Alchemy", see Alchemy (disambiguation).
The Alchemy microprocessor is a low power processor family that uses MIPS architecture. The Alchemy family was used by AMD, Raza Microelectronics (currently NetLogic Microsystems) and Sun Microsystems in its embedded products such as Network processors.
Products include
- AMD Alchemy Au1550 Processor (Network processor)
- Sun Ray 2 family of thin clients.
- Several Cowon PMP devices.
- Dell DRAC5 remote administration cards.
[edit] External links
- Official website at NetLogic Microsystems
- Alchemy page at linux-mips.org
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