3D ICs can take advantage of a scalable communication platform, commonly referred to as
the Networks-on-Chip (NoC). In the basic form of 3D-NoC, all routers are vertically …

As a means to thwart thermal covert channel attack in a multi-/many-core system, a strong
heat noise whose frequency band coincides with that occupied by the thermal covert …

Traffic regulation is an essential technology of networks-on-chip (NoC) to achieve
communication performance guarantees with effective use of the system interconnect and …

In many-core chips seen in mobile computing, data center, AI, and elsewhere, thermal covert
channels could be established to transmit data (eg, passwords), supposedly to be kept …

Many-core systems connected by 3D Networks-on-Chip (NoC) are emerging as a promising
computation engine for systems like cloud computing servers, big data systems, etc …

Technology scaling leads to the reliability issue as a primary concern in Network-on-Chip
(NoC) design. We observe that due to routing algorithm some routers age much faster than …

The increasing communication demands in chip multiprocessors (CMPs) and many error-
tolerant applications are driving the approximate design of the network-on-chip (NoC) for …

Many applications exhibit error forgiving features. For these applications, approximate
computing provides the opportunity of accelerating the execution time or reducing power …

For many applications showing error forgiveness, approximate computing is a new design
paradigm that trades application output accuracy for mitigating computation/communication …

Bufferless network-on-chip (NoC) designs have drawn research attention in massively
parallel multicore systems via their significant benefits in power and area savings. However …