Abstract: We propose a new architecture for shared memory multiprocessors, the crosspoint cache architecture. This architecture consists of a crossbar interconnection network with a cache memory at each crosspoint switch. It assures cache coherence in hardware while avoiding the performance bottlenecks associated with previous hardware cache coherence solutions. We show this architecture is feasible for a 64 processor system. We also consider a two-level cache architecture in which caches on the processor chips are used in addition to the caches in the crosspoints. This two-level cache organization achieves the goals of fast memory access and low bus tra c in a cost e ective way
Recently there has been considerable interest in cache coherency protocols in shared-memory multipro...
Abstract — Traditionally, cache coherence in largescale shared-memory multiprocessors has been ensur...
Reducing memory latency is critical to the performance of large-scale parallel systems. Due to the t...
Due to VLSI lithography problems and the limitation of additional architectural enhancements uniproc...
To meet the growing computation-intensive applications and the needs of low-power, high-performance ...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 1987Shared-memory multiprocessors offer increased computa...
Multiprocessors with shared memory are considered more general and easier to program than message-pa...
Multiprocessors with shared memory are considered more general and easier to program than message-pa...
Shared memory is widely regarded as a more intuitive model than message passing for the development ...
textThis dissertation explores techniques for reducing the costs of inter-processor communication i...
Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) systems now comprise many processing elements that are proce...
Shared memory provides an attractive and intuitive programming model that makes good use of programm...
Abstract The interconnect mechanisms (shared bus or crossbar) used in current chip-multiprocessors (...
As microprocessors become faster and demand more bandwidth the already limited scalability of a shar...
In 1993, sizes of on-chip caches on current commercial microprocessors range from 16 Kbytes to 36 Kb...
Recently there has been considerable interest in cache coherency protocols in shared-memory multipro...
Abstract — Traditionally, cache coherence in largescale shared-memory multiprocessors has been ensur...
Reducing memory latency is critical to the performance of large-scale parallel systems. Due to the t...
Due to VLSI lithography problems and the limitation of additional architectural enhancements uniproc...
To meet the growing computation-intensive applications and the needs of low-power, high-performance ...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 1987Shared-memory multiprocessors offer increased computa...
Multiprocessors with shared memory are considered more general and easier to program than message-pa...
Multiprocessors with shared memory are considered more general and easier to program than message-pa...
Shared memory is widely regarded as a more intuitive model than message passing for the development ...
textThis dissertation explores techniques for reducing the costs of inter-processor communication i...
Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) systems now comprise many processing elements that are proce...
Shared memory provides an attractive and intuitive programming model that makes good use of programm...
Abstract The interconnect mechanisms (shared bus or crossbar) used in current chip-multiprocessors (...
As microprocessors become faster and demand more bandwidth the already limited scalability of a shar...
In 1993, sizes of on-chip caches on current commercial microprocessors range from 16 Kbytes to 36 Kb...
Recently there has been considerable interest in cache coherency protocols in shared-memory multipro...
Abstract — Traditionally, cache coherence in largescale shared-memory multiprocessors has been ensur...
Reducing memory latency is critical to the performance of large-scale parallel systems. Due to the t...