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Usually 8-bits are better from the power consumption side of of things too (if you are operating off a battery).
If you have a simple application why go through the extra work of using 32-bit?
You need to find a Universal Programmer that is compatible with that IC. You'll need to also get the appropriate adapters for the IC.
These usually allow you to read the memory of a programmed device and store it to a file (such as .hex) which can subsequently be written to another device.
You might find this interesting:
HP Labs Proves Existence of New Basic Element for Electronic Circuits
“Memristor”
https://www.hp.com/hpinfo/newsroom/press/2008/080430a.html
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