Recent proposals for Chip Multiprocessors (CMPs) advocate speculative, or implicit,
threading in which the hardware employs prediction to peel off instruction sequences (ie …

Chip-multiprocessor (CMP) architectures are a promising design alternative to exploit the
ever-increasing number of transistors that can be put on a die. To deliver high performance …

Chip multiprocessors are of increasing importance due to difficulties in achieving higher
clock frequencies in uniprocessors, but their success depends on finding useful work for the …

Chip-multiprocessors(CMP) are a promising approach for exploiting the increasing transistor
count on a chip. To allow sequential applications to be executed on this architecture, current …

Much emphasis is now being placed on chip-multiprocessor (CMP) architectures for
exploiting thread-level parallelism in applications. In such architectures, speculation may be …

The performance of microprocessors has increased exponentially for over 35 years.
However, process technology challenges, chip power constraints, and difficulty in extracting …

Explicit-multithreading (XMT) is a parallel programming model designed for exploiting on-
chip parallelism. Its features include a simple thread execution model and an efficient prefix …

Chip multi-processors (CMPs) already have widespread commercial availability, and
technology roadmaps project enough on-chip transistors to replicate tens or hundreds of …

Chip multi-threaded (CMT) processors provide support for many simultaneous hardware
threads of execution in various ways, including simultaneous multithreading (SMT) and chip …

The microprocessor industry has moved toward chip multiprocessor (CMP) designs as a
means of utilizing the increasing transistor counts in the face of physical and micro …