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@@ -160,4 +160,15 @@ few thousands of x86-64 instructions would be extremely time-consuming with
 this approach, the authors limit the evaluation of their tool to around 300
 most common instructions.
 
-\todo{uiCA}
+\medskip{}
+
+Abel and Reineke, the authors of \uopsinfo{}, recently released
+\uica{}~\cite{uica}, a code analyzer for Intel microarchitectures based on
+\uopsinfo{} tables on one hand as a port model, and on manual
+reverse-engineering through the use of hardware counters to model the frontend
+and pipelines. We found this tool to be very accurate (see experiments later in
+this manuscript), with results comparable with \llvmmca{}. Its source code
+--~under free software license~-- is self-contained and reasonably concise
+(about 2,000 lines of Python for the main part), making it a good basis and
+baseline for experiments. It is, however, closely tied by design to Intel
+microarchitectures, or microarchitectures very alike to Intel's ones.