| Research Area: | Smart memories | Year: | 2009 | ||||
| Type of Publication: | In Proceedings | Keywords: | Student Design Contest, Smart Memories, Chip Multiprocessor | ||||
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| Book title: | DAC '09: Proceedings of the 46th annual conference on Design automation | ||||||
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The Stanford Smart Memories polymorphic chip-multiprocessor
architecture was conceived as a unified multipurpose
hardware architecture base, capable of supporting a variety
of programming models and per-application optimizations
[17]. Backing the architectural claims, our team of
PhD students set out to implement this challenging design
in silicon, targeting 90nm technology. Now, with 55M transistors
covering 61mm2, this is one of the most complex
chips ever fabricated in academia. |
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