This book investigates the advancements and applications in Very-Large-Scale Integration (VLSI) design and its intersection with computer peripherals as presented at the 3rd Euro-ASIC Conference in Hamburg, Germany, in 1989. It compiles research and technical papers from leading experts in the field, focusing on the state-of-the-art in integrated circuit design and peripheral integration during that era. The collection aims to provide a snapshot of the technological landscape and future directions in microelectronics and computer hardware.

This collection of papers from the 1989 Euro-ASIC Conference represents a technical compilation of research from a specific period in VLSI and computer peripheral development. The content likely appeals to engineers, researchers, and academics specializing in microelectronics and computer architecture who are interested in historical technological advancements. Its value lies in documenting the state of the art and the discussions that took place at a significant international conference.