Centip3De: A 64-Core, 3D Stacked Near-Threshold System.

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Title: Centip3De: A 64-Core, 3D Stacked Near-Threshold System.
Authors: Dreslinski, Ronald G.1, Fick, David1, Giridhar, Bharan1, Kim, Gyouho1, Seo, Sangwon1, Fojtik, Matthew1, Satpathy, Sudhir1, Lee, Yoonmyung1, Kim, Daeyeon1, Liu, Nurrachman1, Wieckowski, Michael1, Chen, Gregory1, Sylvester, Dennis1, Blaauw, David1, Mudge, Trevor1
Source: IEEE Micro. Mar2013, Vol. 33 Issue 2, p8-16. 9p.
Subjects: Microprocessors, Dynamic random access memory, Energy consumption, Integrated circuit interconnections, Bandwidths
Abstract: Centip3De uses the synergy between 3D integration and near-threshold computing to create a reconfigurable system that provides both energy-efficient operation and techniques to address single-thread performance bottlenecks. The original Centip3De design is a seven-layer 3D stacked design with 128 cores and 256 Mbytes of DRAM. Silicon results show a two-layer, 64-core system in 130-nm technology, which achieved an energy efficiency of 3,930 DMIPS/W. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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Abstract:Centip3De uses the synergy between 3D integration and near-threshold computing to create a reconfigurable system that provides both energy-efficient operation and techniques to address single-thread performance bottlenecks. The original Centip3De design is a seven-layer 3D stacked design with 128 cores and 256 Mbytes of DRAM. Silicon results show a two-layer, 64-core system in 130-nm technology, which achieved an energy efficiency of 3,930 DMIPS/W. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
ISSN:02721732
DOI:10.1109/MM.2013.4