Through the past several decades, based on the Moore's law, the semiconductor industry was doubling the number of transistors on the single chip roughly every eighteen months. For a long time this continuous increase in transistor budget drove the increase in performance as the processors continued to exploit the instruction level parallelism (ILP) of the sequential programs. This pattern hit the wall in the early years of the twentieth century when designing larger and more complex cores became difficult because of the power and complexity reasons. Computer architects responded by integrating many cores on the same die thereby creating Chip Multicore Processors (CMP). In the last decade, the computing technology experienced tremendous deve...
Increasingly prevalent asymmetric multicore processors (AMP) are necessary for delivering performanc...
Chip-level multiprocessors (CMP) have multiple processing cores (Cores) and generally have their cac...
Thread level parallelism of applications is commonly exploited using multi-thread processors. In suc...
Through the past several decades, based on the Moore's law, the semiconductor industry was doubling ...
This paper evaluates new techniques to improve performance and efficiency of Chip MultiProcessors (C...
Funding: Partially funded by the UK EPSRC grants Discovery: Pattern Discovery and Program Shaping fo...
Most of chip multiprocessors (CMPs) are symmetric, i.e. they are composed of identical cores. These ...
Large, high frequency single-core chip designs are increasingly being replaced with larger chip mult...
textExtracting high-performance from Chip Multiprocessors (CMPs) requires that the application be pa...
Asymmetric multicore processors (AMP) offer multiple types of cores under the same programming inter...
Chip Multiprocessors are becoming common as the cost of increasing chip power begins to limit single...
Increasingly prevalent asymmetric multicore processors (AMP) are necessary for delivering performanc...
Chip-level multiprocessors (CMP) have multiple processing cores (Cores) and generally have their cac...
Thread level parallelism of applications is commonly exploited using multi-thread processors. In suc...
Through the past several decades, based on the Moore's law, the semiconductor industry was doubling ...
This paper evaluates new techniques to improve performance and efficiency of Chip MultiProcessors (C...
Funding: Partially funded by the UK EPSRC grants Discovery: Pattern Discovery and Program Shaping fo...
Most of chip multiprocessors (CMPs) are symmetric, i.e. they are composed of identical cores. These ...
Large, high frequency single-core chip designs are increasingly being replaced with larger chip mult...
textExtracting high-performance from Chip Multiprocessors (CMPs) requires that the application be pa...
Asymmetric multicore processors (AMP) offer multiple types of cores under the same programming inter...
Chip Multiprocessors are becoming common as the cost of increasing chip power begins to limit single...
Increasingly prevalent asymmetric multicore processors (AMP) are necessary for delivering performanc...
Chip-level multiprocessors (CMP) have multiple processing cores (Cores) and generally have their cac...
Thread level parallelism of applications is commonly exploited using multi-thread processors. In suc...