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Birnbaum, M., Sachs, H. (1999) How VSIA answers the SOC dilemma. Computer, 32. 42-50 doi:10.1109/2.769442

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TitleHow VSIA answers the SOC dilemma
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Year1999 (June)Volume32
PublisherInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
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