The slowing and forecasted end of Moore's Law have forced designers to look beyond
simply adding transistors, encouraging them to employ other unused resources as a manner …

The slowdown of Moore's Law has decreased the rate that transistor density has been
increasing in silicon chips. These circumstances increasingly force computer architects to …

The unyielding growth in the amount of data processed by datacenter servers warrants an
unabated increase in cache capacities. Modern servers already dedicate a big proportion of …

Chiplet packaging becomes a popular solution to integrate more hardware components.
However, shared memory access across chiplets suffers from high miss penalty due to long …

The cache hierarchy is critical in today's Chip Multiprocessors (CMPs), and Last-Level
Cache (LLC) is of particular interest to a modern cache hierarchy. LLC typically accounts for …

This article explores the intersection between parallel algorithms and cache optimization,
focusing on how different coherence protocols and cache sizes impact the performance of …