You Can Make a Microprocessor That’s All Your Own
You Can Make A Microprocessor That’s All Your Own No comments by: Jenny List September 26, 2026 Title: Copy Short Link: Copy For a while now we’ve followed the slow progression of affordable integrated circuit fabrication, and through the likes of Tiny Tapeout we’ve seen impressive strides made. But they’re not the only player in the space, and [Breaking Taps] has a video showing their microprocessor built using wafer.space. The microprocessor itself is a little unusual, being a transport triggered architecture design with two busses.
- ▪You Can Make A Microprocessor That’s All Your Own No comments by: Jenny List September 26, 2026 Title: Copy Short Link: Copy For a while now we’ve followed the slow progression of affordable integrated circuit fabrication, and through the l
- ▪But they’re not the only player in the space, and [Breaking Taps] has a video showing their microprocessor built using wafer.space.
- ▪The microprocessor itself is a little unusual, being a transport triggered architecture design with two busses.
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You Can Make A Microprocessor That’s All Your Own No comments by: Jenny List September 26, 2026 Title: Copy Short Link: Copy For a while now we’ve followed the slow progression of affordable integrated circuit fabrication, and through the likes of Tiny Tapeout we’ve seen impressive strides made. But they’re not the only player in the space, and [Breaking Taps] has a video showing their microprocessor built using wafer.space. The microprocessor itself is a little unusual, being a transport triggered architecture design with two busses. The whole thing might better be described as a system-on-chip than a microprocessor, as like a microcontroller it contains both memory and peripherals.
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