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Anatomy of a forward-looking open standard [RapidIO]

The RapidIO interconnect specification represents the state of the art in standards. development. This software-transparent specification resolves an essential design bottleneck while also creating a clear migration path for systems based on existing or legacy architectures. The process of bringing...

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Published in:	Computer (Long Beach, Calif.) Calif.), 2002-01, Vol.35 (1), p.140-141
Main Authors:	Fuller, S., Cox, T.
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Subjects:	Anatomy Communication industry Computer architecture Computer networks Connectivity Costs Design engineering Electromagnetic compatibility Interoperability Microprocessors Multiprocessing systems Standards development Systems engineering and theory Technological change
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