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Definition of computer chip - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
technologyTECH. small semiconductor with integrated circuits for electronicsTECH.
- The computer chip controls the device's functions.
- A new computer chip was developed for faster processing.
- The computer chip malfunctioned, causing the system to crash.
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small semiconductor with integrated circuits for electronics
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technology
rate at which a computer chip runs instructions or operations
technology
card with computer chip for data storage
computer hardware
RAM chip for extra computer memory
technology
computer processor or chip
acr: Image Signal Processor
computer chip that improves photo and video quality
abr: microcontroller unit
small computer chip that controls devices
abr: Microcontroller
small computer chip that controls devices
acr: Accelerated Processing Unit
computer chip that combines CPU and GPU functions
acr: integrated graphics processing unit
computer chip that helps display images
acr: Microprocessor without Interlocked Pipeline Stages
computer chip design for faster processing
computer hardware
computer chip containing two or more independent processing units called cores
acr: Neural Network Processor
computer chip that runs neural network tasks fast
abr: microcontroller
small computer chip controlling devices
abr: microprocessor
small computer chip that controls electronic devices
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- French:puce, ...
- German:Computerchip, ...
- Italian:microchip, ...
- Spanish:microchip, ...
- Portuguese:chip, ...
- Chinese:计算机芯片, ...
- Japanese:コンピュータチップ, ...
- Arabic:شَرِيحَة إِلِكْتِرُونِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:שְׁבַב מַחְשֵׁב, ...
- Russian:компьютерный чип, ...
- Ukrainian:комп'ютерний чип, ...
- Hindi:चिप, ...
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