2013 · 47 citations · 1 references
EngineeringComputer EngineeringHigh-performance ComputingComputer ArchitectureHeterogeneous ComputingMobile ComputingEnergy-efficient Mobile ComputingHeterogeneous System ArchitectureMulticore Processor DesignPower ManagementPower OptimizationProcessor Core DesignApplication Processor ArchitectureEnergy-efficient ArchitectureEnergy-efficient Multicore DesignHeterogeneous Core DesignHigh PerformanceLow-power Processor DesignMobile Processor DesignPower-efficient Architecture
The proliferation of high-performance mobile devices is growing exponentially around the world. The essential driving force behind these ubiquitous devices is the high-performance CPU. To satisfy ever growing consumer demand for higher performance, a high-speed and multicore CPU configuration is mandatory, while energy efficiency is equally important for longer battery life. Furthermore, in order to support the wide range of performance (compute-intensive tasks, as well as less intensive tasks) required by today's mobile devices, a heterogeneous dual-CPU configuration comprising a high-performance CPU and an energy-efficient CPU can be one of the most energy efficient solutions for accomplishing both high-intensity and low-intensity tasks.
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A 32nm high-k metal gate application processor with GHz multi-core CPU
Se-Hyun Yang, Lee Seogjun, Jae‐Young Lee et al. · 2012 · 18 citations