1.   All these chips are based on the RISC approach, which stands for reduced instruction set computing.

2.   Intel microprocessors have been based on an architecture known as complex instruction set computing, or CISC.

3.   Older chip architectures, such as reduced instruction set computing or RISC, process instructions sequentially, or one after the other.

4.   Patterson coined the term RISC, which stands for reduced instruction set computing.

5.   RISC stands for reduced instruction set computing.

6.   The Alpha chip uses a special design called reduced instruction set computing, or RISC.

7.   The PowerPC uses new technology called reduced instruction set computing that is much faster than, but incompatible with older, complex instruction set computing used in Intel chips.

8.   The PowerPC uses new technology called reduced instruction set computing that is much faster, but incompatible with older, complex instruction set computing used in Intel chips.

9.   This market is now dominated by workstations that run a competing microprocessor technology called RISC, or reduced instruction set computing.