Reliability is rapidly emerging as a major design metric in both embedded and high
performance computing (HPC) domains. Such systems are integrating modern multicore …

The increasing computing capacity of multicore components like processors and graphics
processing units (GPUs) offer new opportunities for embedded and high-performance …

Virtual platform frameworks have been extended to allow earlier soft error analysis of more
realistic multicore systems (ie, real software stacks and state-of-the-art ISAs). The high …

Increasing chip power densities allied to the continuous technology shrink are making
emerging multiprocessor embedded systems more vulnerable to radiation-induced transient …

Soft error resilience has become an essential design metric in electronic computing systems
as advanced technology nodes have become less robust to high‐charged particle effects …

Decades of technology scaling has brought the threat of soft errors to modern embedded
processors. Though several methods have been proposed to protect systems from soft …

Software engineers are using different compilers and parallel programming models (eg,
Pthreads, OpenMP) to take the best performance offered by multicore systems. Both …

Software reliability is an essential design metric in emerging large-scale multiprocessor
embedded systems. Designers should identify soft error susceptibility of multiple …

Increasing chip power densities allied to the continuous technology shrink is making
emerging multiprocessor embedded systems more vulnerable to soft errors. Due the high …

The increasing density and complexity of modern microprocessors, which is driven by
manufacturing technologies scaling, significantly affect their reliability. Reliability evaluation …