International audienceCurrent processor and multiprocessor architectures are almost all based on the Von Neumann paradigm. Based on this paradigm, one can build a general-purpose computer using very few transis- tors, e.g., 2250 transistors in the first Intel 4004 microprocessor. In other terms, the notion that on-chip space is a scarce resource is at the root of this paradigm which trades on-chip space for program execution time. Today, technology considerably relaxed this space constraint. Still, few research works question this paradigm as the most adequate basis for high-performance computers, even though the paradigm was not initially designed to scale with technology and space.In this article, we propose a different computing model, d...
This paper examines the impact of VLSI technology on the evolution of computer architecture and proj...
ccause it retrieves all instructions and data from a single memory. the highly prevalent von Neumann...
The Problem: There is a need for computer systems which can provide large amounts of computing power...
International audienceCurrent processor and multiprocessor architectures are almost all based on the...
Stack machines have been around since the early sixties. Their architectural advantages were dispute...
Conventional Von Neumann machines inherently separate the processing units from the memory units. Th...
International audienceThe current trend in electronics is to integrate more and more transistors on ...
This article presents an overview of issues to address before embarking on the production of any pro...
Since the discovery of Moore's Law advances in hardware have shown to fulfill it accurately. However...
promise of huge performance gains is now a reality. he performance of microprocessors that power mod...
The continued decrease in transistor size and the increasing delay of wires relative to transistor s...
Hardware design for high performance computing appears to be reaching its limits on several fronts. ...
The article discusses the emerging non-von Neumann computer architectures and their integration in t...
Since the 60's the architectural model used by processors is the 'Von Neumann' model in which a proc...
Parallel computers provide great amounts of computing power, but they do so at the cost of increased...
This paper examines the impact of VLSI technology on the evolution of computer architecture and proj...
ccause it retrieves all instructions and data from a single memory. the highly prevalent von Neumann...
The Problem: There is a need for computer systems which can provide large amounts of computing power...
International audienceCurrent processor and multiprocessor architectures are almost all based on the...
Stack machines have been around since the early sixties. Their architectural advantages were dispute...
Conventional Von Neumann machines inherently separate the processing units from the memory units. Th...
International audienceThe current trend in electronics is to integrate more and more transistors on ...
This article presents an overview of issues to address before embarking on the production of any pro...
Since the discovery of Moore's Law advances in hardware have shown to fulfill it accurately. However...
promise of huge performance gains is now a reality. he performance of microprocessors that power mod...
The continued decrease in transistor size and the increasing delay of wires relative to transistor s...
Hardware design for high performance computing appears to be reaching its limits on several fronts. ...
The article discusses the emerging non-von Neumann computer architectures and their integration in t...
Since the 60's the architectural model used by processors is the 'Von Neumann' model in which a proc...
Parallel computers provide great amounts of computing power, but they do so at the cost of increased...
This paper examines the impact of VLSI technology on the evolution of computer architecture and proj...
ccause it retrieves all instructions and data from a single memory. the highly prevalent von Neumann...
The Problem: There is a need for computer systems which can provide large amounts of computing power...