Commercial workload and technology trends are pushing existing shared-memory multiprocessor coherence protocols in divergent directions. Token Coherence provides a framework for new coherence protocols that can reconcile these opposing trends
Traditional coherence protocols present a set of difficult trade-offs: the reliance of snoopy protoc...
textThis dissertation explores techniques for reducing the costs of inter-processor communication i...
We argue that OS-provided data coherence on non-cache-coherent NUMA multiprocessors (machines with a...
Commercial workload and technology trends are pushing existing shared-memory multiprocessor coherenc...
Many future shared-memory multiprocessor servers will both target commercial workloads and use highl...
The coherence protocol is a first-order design concern in multicore designs. Directory protocols are...
Improvements in semiconductor technology now enable Chip Multiprocessors (CMPs). As many future comp...
Cache coherence is one of the main challenges to tackle when designing a shared-memory multiprocesso...
Traditional coherence protocols present a set of difficult tradeoffs: the reliance of snoopy protoco...
This invited paper argues that to facilitate formal verification, multiprocessor systems should (1) ...
Single-chip multiprocessors and multiple-thread architectures are becoming an affordable solution fo...
[EN] Token Coherence is a cache coherence protocol that simultaneously captures the best attributes ...
Due to VLSI lithography problems and the limitation of additional architectural enhancements uniproc...
Abstract—Scalable distributed shared-memory architectures rely on coherence controllers on each proc...
In this paper we describe our experience with Teapot [7], a domain-specific language for writing cac...
Traditional coherence protocols present a set of difficult trade-offs: the reliance of snoopy protoc...
textThis dissertation explores techniques for reducing the costs of inter-processor communication i...
We argue that OS-provided data coherence on non-cache-coherent NUMA multiprocessors (machines with a...
Commercial workload and technology trends are pushing existing shared-memory multiprocessor coherenc...
Many future shared-memory multiprocessor servers will both target commercial workloads and use highl...
The coherence protocol is a first-order design concern in multicore designs. Directory protocols are...
Improvements in semiconductor technology now enable Chip Multiprocessors (CMPs). As many future comp...
Cache coherence is one of the main challenges to tackle when designing a shared-memory multiprocesso...
Traditional coherence protocols present a set of difficult tradeoffs: the reliance of snoopy protoco...
This invited paper argues that to facilitate formal verification, multiprocessor systems should (1) ...
Single-chip multiprocessors and multiple-thread architectures are becoming an affordable solution fo...
[EN] Token Coherence is a cache coherence protocol that simultaneously captures the best attributes ...
Due to VLSI lithography problems and the limitation of additional architectural enhancements uniproc...
Abstract—Scalable distributed shared-memory architectures rely on coherence controllers on each proc...
In this paper we describe our experience with Teapot [7], a domain-specific language for writing cac...
Traditional coherence protocols present a set of difficult trade-offs: the reliance of snoopy protoc...
textThis dissertation explores techniques for reducing the costs of inter-processor communication i...
We argue that OS-provided data coherence on non-cache-coherent NUMA multiprocessors (machines with a...
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