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Adaptive Power Optimization of On-chip SNUCA Cache on Tiled Chip Multicore Architecture Using Remap Policy
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2011
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EngineeringComputer ArchitecturePower OptimizationCache SlicesMulti-channel Memory ArchitectureHardware SecurityHigh-performance ArchitectureChip Multicore PlatformsParallel ComputingManycore ProcessorComputer EngineeringCachingNetwork On ChipComputer ScienceMicroelectronicsOn-chip Snuca CacheEdge ComputingAdaptive Power OptimizationMany-core ArchitectureLeakage Power ConsumptionParallel Programming
Advances in technology have increased the number of cores and size of caches present on chip multicore platforms(CMPs). As a result, leakage power consumption of on-chip caches has already become a major power consuming component of the memory subsystem. We propose to reduce leakage power consumption in static nonuniform cache architecture(SNUCA) on a tiled CMP by dynamically varying the number of cache slices used and switching off unused cache slices. A cache slice in a tile includes all cache banks present in that tile. Switched-off cache slices are remapped considering the communication costs to reduce cache usage with minimal impact on execution time. This saves leakage power consumption in switched-off L2 cache slices. On an average, there map policy achieves 41% and 49% higher EDP savings compared to static and dynamic NUCA (DNUCA) cache policies on a scalable tiled CMP, respectively.
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