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What is pipelined architecture?

The computer is composed of two parts that operate asynchronously one part known as a BIU, fetches instruction from code memory while the memory is free. Another part known as EU in the 8086 implements instruction on a continuous basis .the BIU gets instruction bytes and stuffs memory in an internal memory known as instruction queue or pipeline.

 


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