In this paper we present an architectural and on-line resource management solution to optimize lifetime reliability of asymmetric multicores while minimizing the system energy consumption, targeting both single nodes (multicores) as well as multiple ones (cluster of multicores). The solution exploits the different characteristics of the computing resources to achieve the desired performance while optimizing the lifetime/energy trade-off. The experimental results show that a combined optimization of energy and lifetime allows for achieving an extended lifetime (similar to the one pursued by lifetime-only optimization solutions) with a marginal energy consumption detriment (less than 2%) with respect to energy-aware but aging-unaware systems.

Combined on-line lifetime-energy optimization for asymmetric multicores

BOLCHINI, CRISTIANA;CARMINATI, MATTEO;
2016-01-01

Abstract

In this paper we present an architectural and on-line resource management solution to optimize lifetime reliability of asymmetric multicores while minimizing the system energy consumption, targeting both single nodes (multicores) as well as multiple ones (cluster of multicores). The solution exploits the different characteristics of the computing resources to achieve the desired performance while optimizing the lifetime/energy trade-off. The experimental results show that a combined optimization of energy and lifetime allows for achieving an extended lifetime (similar to the one pursued by lifetime-only optimization solutions) with a marginal energy consumption detriment (less than 2%) with respect to energy-aware but aging-unaware systems.
2016
2016 IEEE INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON DEFECT AND FAULT TOLERANCE IN VLSI AND NANOTECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS (DFT)
978-1-5090-3623-3
978-1-5090-3623-3
Lifetime reliability, asymmetric multicores
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