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Line 5: [[File:MC14500BCP.jpg\|thumb\|1-bit microprocessor MC14500BCP]] In [[computer architecture]], '''1-bit''' [[integer (computer science)\|integer]]s, or other [[data#Uses of data in computing\|data]] units are those that are {{nowrap\|1 [[bit]]}} (1/8 [[octet (computing)\|octet]]) wide. Also, 1-bit [[central processing unit]] (CPU) and [[arithmetic logic unit]] (ALU) architectures are those that are based on [[processor register\|register]]s~~, [[address bus]]es~~, or [[bus (computing)\|data bus]]es of that size. ==1-bit==

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