Design a system with a processor that is clocked at 10ghz

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Consider the evolution of computers in general and the increase in processor speed in particular. Suppose we were to design a system with a processor that is clocked at 10GHz.

Further let us suppose that signals in our system can propagate at 80% of the speed of light.

Determine the maximum distance between the CPU and Cache memory if we want to access cache data within one processor cycle.

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