Reliability is rapidly emerging as a major design metric in both embedded and high
performance computing (HPC) domains. Such systems are integrating modern multicore
processors (eg big. LITTLE) and graphics processing unit (GPUs) aiming to perform complex
software stacks (ie operating system OS, drivers, and applications). To ensure failsafe
functionality of underlying systems, designers should be able to identify soft errors at the
initial design cycle considering different system configurations. In this context, virtual …

The increasing computing capacity of multicore components like processors and graphics
processing units (GPUs) offer new opportunities for embedded and high-performance
computing (HPC) domains. The progressively growing computing capacity of multicore-
based systems enables to efficiently perform complex application workloads at a lower
power consumption compared to traditional single core solutions. Such efficiency and the
ever-increasing complexity of application workloads encourage industry to integrate more …