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Multicore

  • Since [...], uniprocessor performance improvement dropped
  • Further performance improvements by placing multiple processors on single die (multi-core architecture)
  • Initially called on-chip or single-chip multiprocessing
    • Cores often share resources (e.g., caches, memory, I/O)
  • Limited by memory bandwidth
  • Leverages design investment by replicating it
Answer
2002

Question

Multicore

  • Since [...], uniprocessor performance improvement dropped
  • Further performance improvements by placing multiple processors on single die (multi-core architecture)
  • Initially called on-chip or single-chip multiprocessing
    • Cores often share resources (e.g., caches, memory, I/O)
  • Limited by memory bandwidth
  • Leverages design investment by replicating it
Answer
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Multicore

  • Since [...], uniprocessor performance improvement dropped
  • Further performance improvements by placing multiple processors on single die (multi-core architecture)
  • Initially called on-chip or single-chip multiprocessing
    • Cores often share resources (e.g., caches, memory, I/O)
  • Limited by memory bandwidth
  • Leverages design investment by replicating it
Answer
2002
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Multicore Since 2002, uniprocessor performance improvement dropped Further performance improvements by placing multiple processors on single die (multi-core architecture) Initially called on-chip or single-

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