Yale Patt is a prominent computer scientist known for his contributions to computer architecture, computer organization, and digital systems design. He has been involved in academia and research for many years, particularly at the University of Michigan, where he has influenced the field through both teaching and innovative research. Patt is well-regarded for his work on various topics, including instruction-level parallelism, pipeline design, and microarchitecture.
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