Abstract—As Chip-Multiprocessor systems (CMP) have become the predominant topology for leading microprocessors, critical components of the system are now integrated on a single c...
Dimitris Kaseridis, Jeffrey Stuecheli, Lizy K. Joh...
Caching techniques have been an efficient mechanism for mitigating the effects of the processor-memory speed gap. Traditional multi-level SRAM-based cache hierarchies, especially...
As transistor density continues to grow at an exponential rate in accordance to Moore’s law, the goal for many Chip Multi-Processor (CMP) systems is to scale the number of on-ch...
Brian M. Rogers, Anil Krishna, Gordon B. Bell, Ken...
Computer manufacturers spend a huge amount of time, resources, and money in designing new systems and newer configurations, and their ability to reduce costs, charge competitive p...
Chip Multiprocessors (CMPs) allow different applications to concurrently execute on a single chip. When applications with differing demands for memory compete for a shared cache, ...
Aamer Jaleel, William Hasenplaugh, Moinuddin K. Qu...