| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - by MichaelSmith (789609) writes: IBM defines the z196 as one of the few remaining CISC chips, which allows for bulky, large programs that can require much more memory to execute in than RISC chips, including the PowerPC and ARM embeddded processors, among others.For CISC you need more bytes per instruction, because there are more instructions.
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