TEHRAN (Fars News Agency) – A team of Iranian researchers have designed and made a 32-bit computer microprocessor inside the country for the first time.

The microprocessor called Aristo has been made by Iranian researchers and computer engineers at Pars Semiconductor Company with the support the company has received from the Modern Industries Center of the Ministry of Industries and Mines.

Designed and manufactured in conformity with SPARC processors architecture, Aristo stands to the international standards and can well compete with similar processors existing in the market.

The newly Iranian-made computer microprocessor can be used in communications projects, auto-manufacturing industry, industrial automation, robotic systems and artificial intelligence, computer and data transfer networks, etc.

Parties interested to have further technical information about Aristo are invited to visit: www.parsemi.com.