Patrick M. Williams

According to our database, Patrick M. Williams authored at least 4 papers between 1998 and 2007.

Collaborative distances:

• Dijkstra number of five.
• Erdős number of four.

2007

Design methods for attaining IBM System z9 processor cycle-time goals.

Guenter Mayer, Gerhard Döttling, Richard F. Rizzolo, Christopher J. Berry, Sean M. Carey, Christopher M. Carney, Joachim Keinert, Peter Loeffler, Walter Nop, Daniel E. Skooglund, Vern A. Victoria, Alan P. Wagstaff, Patrick M. Williams

IBM J. Res. Dev., 2007

IBM POWER6 microprocessor physical design and design methodology.

Rex Berridge, Robert M. Averill III, Arnold E. Barish, Michael A. Bowen, Peter J. Camporese, Jack DiLullo, Peter E. Dudley, Joachim Keinert, David W. Lewis, Robert D. Morel, Thomas E. Rosser, Nicole S. Schwartz, Philip Shephard, Howard H. Smith, Dave Thomas, Phillip J. Restle, John R. Ripley, Stephen L. Runyon, Patrick M. Williams

IBM J. Res. Dev., 2007

1999

Chip integration methodology for the IBM S/390 G5 and G6 custom microprocessors.

Robert M. Averill III, Keith G. Barkley, Michael A. Bowen, Peter J. Camporese, Allan H. Dansky, Robert F. Hatch, Dale E. Hoffman, Mark D. Mayo, Scott A. McCabe, Timothy G. McNamara, Thomas J. McPherson, Gregory A. Northrop, Leon J. Sigal, Howard H. Smith, David A. Webber, Patrick M. Williams

IBM J. Res. Dev., 1999

1998

Deep submicron design techniques for the 500 MHz IBM S/390 G5 custom microprocessor.

Dale E. Hoffman, Robert M. Averill III, Brian W. Curran, Yuen H. Chan, Allan H. Dansky, Robert F. Hatch, Timothy G. McNamara, Thomas J. McPherson, Gregory A. Northrop, Leon J. Sigal, Anthony Pelella, Patrick M. Williams

Proceedings of the International Conference on Computer Design: VLSI in Computers and Processors, 1998