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Publication
IEEE International SOI Conference 2008
Conference paper
Variability and power management in sub-100nm SOI technology for reliable high performance systems
Abstract
The ability to fully leverage future CMOS technologies will require a proactive approach to aggressively manage power while characterizing and mitigating the various sources of technology uncertainty. Adaptive techniques that span the full design stack across technology, circuits, and systems/software are required for building future reliable systems. Moreover, the emerging trend of low-power, multi-core-based systems requires very high transistor density and will help drive the transition to unconventional non-planar silicon devices with reduced short channel effects. An integrated design approach between technology development, VLSI design, design automation tools, and micro-architecture is required for optimum system design. ©2008 IEEE.