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Dark silicon
In electronics industry, dark silicon is the amount of circuitry of an integrated circuit that cannot be powered-on at the nominal operating voltage…
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2018
2018
Hardware and Software Techniques for Heterogeneous Fault-Tolerance
Semeen Rehman
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F. Kriebel
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B. Prabakaran
,
Faiq Khalid
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M. Shafique
IEEE International Symposium on On-Line Testing…
2018
Corpus ID: 52915086
With the advancements in the process technology, fault-tolerance against transient errors has emerged as an important design…
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2017
2017
Design of Low Power Multi-mode Router for Network-on-chip in Dark Silicon Era
Xintian Tong
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RongRong Zhou
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Ning Wu
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Fang Zhou
,
Yi-pu Kong
2017
Corpus ID: 37277683
In this paper, we propose a multi-mode router, which supports three modes: bypass, bufferless and normal. By using the power…
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2016
2016
Shift sprinting: Fine-grained temperature-aware NoC-based MCSoC architecture in dark silicon age
Amin Rezaei
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Danella Zhao
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M. Daneshtalab
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Hongyi Wu
Design Automation Conference
2016
Corpus ID: 18650218
Reliability is a critical feature of chip integration and unreliability can lead to performance, cost, and time-to-market…
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2016
2016
Can beyond-CMOS devices illuminate dark silicon?
Robert Perricone
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X. Hu
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J. Nahas
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M. Niemier
Design, Automation and Test in Europe
2016
Corpus ID: 9695682
Throughout the last decade, the microprocessor industry has been struggling to preserve the benefits of Moore's Law scaling. The…
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2015
2015
Near threshold cloud processors for dark silicon mitigation: the impact on emerging scale-out workloads
Jing Wang
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Junwei Zhang
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Wei-gong Zhang
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Keni Qiu
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Tao Li
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Minhua Wu
Conf. Computing Frontiers
2015
Corpus ID: 17404434
The breakdown of Dennard scaling has made computing energy limited and therefore restricts the performance and brings rise to…
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2015
2015
Malleable NoC: Dark silicon inspired adaptable Network-on-Chip
H. Bokhari
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Haris Javaid
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M. Shafique
,
J. Henkel
,
S. Parameswaran
Design, Automation and Test in Europe
2015
Corpus ID: 5685014
Network on Chip (NoC) has been envisioned as a scalable fabric for many core chips. However, NoCs can consume a considerable…
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2015
2015
dsReliM: Power-constrained reliability management in Dark-Silicon many-core chips under process variations
M. Salehi
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M. Shafique
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+4 authors
J. Henkel
International Conference on Hardware/Software…
2015
Corpus ID: 7035019
Due to the tight power envelope, in the future technology nodes it is envisaged that not all cores in a many-core chip can be…
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2013
2013
Utilizing Dark Silicon to Save Energy with Computational Sprinting
Arun Raghavan
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Laurel Emurian
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+4 authors
Milo M. K. Martin
IEEE Micro
2013
Corpus ID: 17446920
Computational sprinting activates dark silicon to improve responsiveness by briefly but intensely exceeding a system's…
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2012
2012
Addressing Dark Silicon Challenges with Disciplined Approximate Computing
H. Esmaeilzadeh
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Adrian Sampson
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Michael F. Ringenburg
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L. Ceze
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D. Grossman
2012
Corpus ID: 12090036
With the power constraints of the dark silicon era looming, architectural changes to improve energy efficiency are critical…
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2012
2012
The Rise and Fall of Dark Silicon
Nikolaos Hardavellas
Login: The Usenix Magazine
2012
Corpus ID: 11587255
Industry experts predict that transistor counts will continue to grow exponentially for at least another decade. Historically, we…
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