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! class="navbox-title" | [[IEEE floating point|Floating point]] [[Precision (computer science)|precision]]

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| [[36-bit computing|36]]

| [[Half-precision floating-point format|×½]] || [[Single-precision floating-point format|×1]] || [[Double-precision floating-point format|×2]] || [[Quadruple-precision floating-point format|×4]]

| [[45-bit computing|45]]

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| [[48-bit computing|48]]

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! class="navbox-title" | [[IEEE floating point|Floating point]] [[Precision (computer science)|decimal precision]]

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| [[512-bit computing|512]]

| [[Decimal32 floating-point format|32]] || [[Decimal64 floating-point format|64]] || [[Decimal128 floating-point format|128]]

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!| heading3 class="navbox-title" | [[IEEEFloating-point floating pointarithmetic|FloatingBinary floating-point]] [[Precision (computer science)|decimal precision]]

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| [[Half-precision floating-point format|16]] (×½)

| [[Minifloat|24]]

| [[Single-precision floating-point format|32]] (×1)

| [[Extended precision|40]]

| [[Double-precision floating-point format|64]] (×2)

| [[Extended precision|80]]

| [[Quadruple-precision floating-point format|128]] (×4)

| [[Octuple-precision floating-point format|256]] (×8)

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!| heading4 class="navbox-title" | [[IEEEDecimal floating point|FloatingDecimal floating-point]] [[Precisionprecision (computer science)|precision]]

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| [[Decimal32 floating-point format|32]]

| [[Decimal64 floating-point format|64]]

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* {{tl|Parallel computing}}

* {{tl|CPUProcessor technologies}}

* {{tl|Floating-point}}

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