Physical phenomena and materials on which computing hardware depends. It covers the semiconductor, a material whose electrical conductivity can be controlled by doping and which underlies the transistor and the integrated circuit. A concept belongs here when it is a feature of physics or materials science that computing hardware relies on. It excludes the machines and circuits themselves, which belong to the systems type of this atlas and to the Technology atlas.
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Overclocking (Wikipedia)
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A semiconductor device's processing speed depends on a variety of factors, including, but not limited to, its clock speed, microarchitecture
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The first modern processors to be equipped with MAC units were digital signal processors
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