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Publikováno v:
Microprocessors and Microsystems. 45:241-252
In a high-speed synthesis design environment, designers struggle to ensure that multi-clock and multi-power interfaces are designed, placed, connected and timed correctly. Identifying and applying proper timing constraints such as "no cycle stealing"
Autor:
David W. Lewis, Joachim Keinert, R. D. Morel, Jack DiLullo, A. E. Barish, Peter J. Camporese, P. E. Dudley, D. Thomas, Howard H. Smith, J. R. Ripley, R. Berridge, R. Averill, Thomas Edward Rosser, Phillip J. Restle, Michael Alexander Bowen, Nicole Schwartz, Patrick M. Williams, P. Shephard, Steve Runyon
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IBM Journal of Research and Development. 51:685-714
The IBM POWER6™ microprocessor is a 790 million-transistor chip that runs at a clock frequency of greater than 4 GHz. The complexity and size of the POWER6 microprocessor, together with its high operating frequency, present a number of significant
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Gaurav Mittal, Scott A. Taylor, Bradley McCredie, Jack DiLullo, E. Chan, L. Clark, B. Huott, Sam Gat-Shang Chu, Norman Karl James, Y.H. Chan, M. Lanzerotti, J. Ripley, Brian W. Curran, Donald W. Plass, Joshua Friedrich, Hung Le, Eric Fluhr
Publikováno v:
ISSCC
The POWER6trade microprocessor combines ultra-high frequency operation, aggressive power reduction, a highly scalable memory subsystem, and mainframe-like reliability, availability, and serviceability. The 341mm2 700M transistor dual-core microproces
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J. Dawson, Mike Lee, S. Dodson, Phillip J. Restle, Balaram Sinharoy, G. Gorman, N. Schwartz, Steve Runyon, Ronald Nick Kalla, Joachim Gerhard Clabes, M. Goulet, Jack DiLullo, J. Wagoner, Mark D. Sweet, L. Powell, Paul H. Muench, J. McGill, Donald W. Plass, Michael Stephen Floyd, Joshua Friedrich, Sam Gat-Shang Chu
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2004 International Conference on Integrated Circuit Design and Technology (IEEE Cat. No.04EX866).
POWER5/sup TM/ is the next generation of IBM's POWER microprocessors. This design, sets a new standard of server performance by incorporating simultaneous multithreading (SMT), an enhanced distributed switch and memory subsystem supporting 164w SMP,
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Joachim Gerhard Clabes, Michael Normand Goulet, Mark D. Sweet, Donald W. Plass, Balaram Sinharoy, Gary Alan Gorman, Ronald Nick Kalla, Steve Runyon, Larry Powell, Phillip J. Restle, Joseph McGill, Mike Lee, Paul H. Muench, James Donald Wagoner, James W. Dawson, Michael Stephen Floyd, Jack DiLullo, Steve Dodson, Nicole Schwartz, Joshua Friedrich, Sam Gat-Shang Chu
Publikováno v:
DAC
POWER5 offers significantly increased performance over previous POWER designs by incorporating simultaneous multithreading, an enhanced memory subsystem, and extensive RAS and power management support. The 276M transistor processor is implemented in
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John George Petrovick, Jack DiLullo, Carl J. Anderson, J. Keaty, Joachim Gerhard Clabes, Shao-Fu S. Chu, P. E. Dudley, James D. Warnock, J. Wagoner, G. Nussbaum, S. Weitzel, B. A. Zoric, R. Weiss, G. Plum, Steve Runyon, Byron L. Krauter, Bradley McCredie, Pong-Fei Lu, S. Schmidt, Michael R. Scheuermann, Phillip J. Restle, Craig R. Carter, J. LeBlanc, J.M. Tendier, P. Harvey
Publikováno v:
2001 IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference. Digest of Technical Papers. ISSCC (Cat. No.01CH37177).
The fourth-generation POWER processor chip contains 170M transistors and includes 2 microprocessor cores, shared L2, directory for an off-chip L3, and all logic needed to interconnect multiple chips to form an SMP. It is implemented in a 0.18 /spl mu
Autor:
Stephen Douglas Posluszny, Frank J. Musante, Michael A. Kazda, Joshua Friedrich, Lakshmi Reddy, Vasant Rao, Douglass T. Lamb, Jeremy T. Hopkins, Gustavo E. Tellez, Cliff Sze, Markus J. Buehler, Uwe Brandt, Benjamin R. Russell, Thomas Edward Rosser, Zahi M. Kurzum, Jack DiLullo, Jens Noack, Ruchir Puri, Haifeng Qian, Peter J. Osler, Alice Lee, Joachim Keinert, Shyam Ramji, Haoxing Ren, Mozammel Hossain
Publikováno v:
IBM Journal of Research and Development. 55:9:1-9:14
The IBM POWER7® microprocessor, which is the next-generation IBM POWER® processor, leverages IBM's 45-nm silicon-on-insulator (SOI) process with embedded dynamic random access memory to achieve industry-leading performance. To deliver this complex