Chip Wars: Written in 2005 with some updates—still the defining book on chip technology for programmers, analysts, IT Directors, network analysts…even John Q. Public.
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Chip Wars: Written in 2005 with some updates—still the defining book on chip technology for programmers, analysts, IT Directors, network analysts…even John Q. Public.

by Brian W. Kelly

Technology Nonfiction Computer Science
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Chip Wars offers an accessible introduction to chip technology for both technical professionals and general readers. Written in 2005 with some updates, it is aimed at programmers, analysts, IT directors, network analysts, and anyone seeking a clearer understanding of this influential field.

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Chip Wars explores chip technology through a practical, accessible lens.

Written in 2005 with some updates, the book is positioned as a resource for understanding an important area of technology.

Its intended audience includes programmers, analysts, IT directors, and network analysts.

The subject may also appeal to general readers interested in how chip technology shapes the modern world.

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