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This is the springboard for the mission on the Epiphany architecture. "Epiphany" refers to a series of chips developed by Adapteva, most notably the Epiphany III and Epiphany V, which demonstrated a novel, more geometrically cognizant parallelised architecture that later catalyzed processor architectures at such companies as Nvidia and Cerebras. Articles pertaining to this mission will carry the mission banner mission/epiphany architecture. It is part of the broader mission on Hardware architecture.
