Real-time systems need time-predictable platforms to allow static analysis of the worst-case
execution time (WCET). Standard multi-core processors are optimized for the average case …

The real-time systems community has over the years devoted considerable attention to the
impact on execution timing that arises from contention on access to hardware shared …

As multicore processors find increasing adoption in domains such as aerospace and
medical devices where failures have the potential to be catastrophic, strong performance …

Age progression/regression is a challenging task due to the complicated and non-linear
transformation in human aging process. Many researches have shown that both global and …

Current processors provide high average-case performance, as they are optimized for
general purpose computing. However, those optimizations often lead to a high worst-case …

The widespread proliferation of the Chip Multi-Processor (CMP) paradigm has cemented the
criticality of the on-chip interconnection fabric. The Network-on-Chip (NoC) is becoming …

With the end of Moore's law and the breakdown of Dennard scaling, multicore processors
are the standard way to continue improving performance while reducing Size, Weight and …

The increased performance requirements of applications running on safety-critical systems
have led to the use of complex platforms with several CPUs, GPUs, and AI accelerators …

Network interfaces (NIs) are used in multi-core systems where they connect processors,
memories, and other IP-cores to a packet switched Network-on-Chip (NOC). The …

To derive safe bounds on worst-case execution times (WCETs), all components of a
computer system need to be time-predictable: the processor pipeline, the caches, the …