Thursday, February 21, 2013
Moving massive data efficiently between chips
Many data-intensive applications may become limited not by the
processor, but by how fast you can “feed the beast” by moving massive
amounts of data between processors or between processors and memory.
At ISSCC 2013, Mozhgan Mansuri of Intel Labs is presenting paper describing chip-to-chip I/O that combines extremely high (terabit per second) data rates, world-class energy efficiency, and the capability to rapidly tune performance vs. power consumption to use the minimum energy at any given time.
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At ISSCC 2013, Mozhgan Mansuri of Intel Labs is presenting paper describing chip-to-chip I/O that combines extremely high (terabit per second) data rates, world-class energy efficiency, and the capability to rapidly tune performance vs. power consumption to use the minimum energy at any given time.
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