Abstract—Rapid advances in integrated circuit (IC) development predicted by Moore’s Law lead to increasingly complex, hard to verify IC designs. Design insiders or adversaries ...
In the near term, Moore’s law will continue to provide an increasing number of transistors and therefore an increasing number of on-chip cores. Limited pin bandwidth prevents th...
Dennis Abts, Natalie D. Enright Jerger, John Kim, ...
Moore’s Law suggests that the number of processing cores on a single chip increases exponentially. The future performance increases will be mainly extracted from thread-level par...
Nan Yuan, Yongbin Zhou, Guangming Tan, Junchao Zha...
New technologies such as 3D integration are becoming a new force that is keeping Moore’s law in effect in today’s nano era. By adding a third dimension in current 2D circuits...
— Many complex, real world phenomena are difficult to study directly using controlled experiments. Instead, the use of computer simulations has become commonplace as a cost effe...
Dirk Gorissen, Luciano De Tommasi, Jeroen Croon, T...