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Emmanuel Ofori-Attah and Michael Opoku Agyeman
The dark-silicon challenge poses a design problem for future many-core systems. As a result of this, several techniques have been introduced to improve the number of processing elements that can be powered on. One of the techniques employed by many is Ta...
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Thomas Mountford, Abhijitt Dhavlle, Andrew Tevebaugh, Naseef Mansoor, Sai Manoj Pudukotai Dinakarrao and Amlan Ganguly
In modern computing, which relies on the interconnection of networks used in many/multi-core systems, any system can be critically subverted if the interconnection is compromised. This can be done in a multitude of ways, but the threat of a hardware Troj...
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Siva Satyendra Sahoo, Behnaz Ranjbar and Akash Kumar
With the advancement of technology scaling, multi/many-core platforms are getting more attention in embedded systems due to the ever-increasing performance requirements and power efficiency. This feature size scaling, along with architectural innovations...
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Vanessa Vargas, Pablo Ramos, Jean-Francois Méhaut and Raoul Velazco
Multi-core and many-core processors are a promising solution to achieve high performance by maintaining a lower power consumption. However, the degree of miniaturization makes them more sensitive to soft-errors. To improve the system reliability, this wo...
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Tao Ju, Xiaoshe Dong, Heng Chen and Xingjun Zhang
Many-core processors are becoming mainstream computing platforms nowadays. How to map the application threads to specific processing cores and exploit the abundant hardware parallelism of a many-core processor efficiently has become a pressing need. This...
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