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GA144 The GA144 is a chip made by Greenarrays which contains 144 individual F18A computers on it . Each of the f18a nodes has its own CPU , RAM and ROM . The F18A processors consume power only while operating - They compute until they are finished , then the power drain for each node becomes negligible when they have completed their tasks . The computers are asynchronus and requre no clock .

The GA144 is available as part of a 'do it yourself' package with a 0.4mm , 88 pin QFN Schmartboard .

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