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The PowerPC 600 family comprises the first two generations of PowerPC microprocessors for personal computers and embedded applications, including both 32-bit and 64-bit implementations. They were developed at the Somerset Design Center in Austin, Texas, a facility opened in 1992 and jointly funded and staffed by engineers from Apple, IBM and Motorola as part of the AIM alliance. Wikipedia →
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