CVAX 78034, CFPA, clock chip, and an 8 KB second level cache on a single die. Operating at 25 or 28.5 MHz, it was introduced in 1990 and used in entry-level servers, workstations, VXT-2000 X terminals, and as an embedded microprocessor in DEC's high-end printers and terminals. It was fabricated in DEC's third-generation CMOS process, CMOS-3, a 1.0 μm process with three levels of wiring. References External links "CVAX" at The Computer History Simulation Project DEC microprocessors 32-bit microprocessors