Inclusive caches are commonly used by processors to simplify cache coherence. However,
the trade-off has been lower performance compared to non-inclusive and exclusive caches …

Modern graphics processing units (GPUs) include hardware-controlled caches to reduce
bandwidth requirements and energy consumption. However, current GPU cache hierarchies …

The replacement policies for the last-level caches (LLCs) are usually designed based on the
access information available locally at the LLC. These policies are inherently sub-optimal …

Optimizing edge caching is crucial for the advancement of next-generation (nextG) wireless
networks, ensuring high-speed and low-latency services for mobile users. Existing data …

Increasing transistor density enables adding more on-die cache real-estate However,
devoting more space to the shared last-level-cache (LLC) causes the memory latency …

Abstract Information Centric Networks (ICN) is proposed as an alternative design for content-
based communication rather than host-to-host-based communication. In ICN architecture …

Information Centric Networks (ICN) envisions a radical shift from existing host-centric
networking of the Internet to a content centric networking. Caching is an important and …

Last-level caches (LLCs) bridge the processor/memory speed gap and reduce energy
consumed per access. Unfortunately, LLCs are poorly utilized because of the relatively large …

As demand for computational power of embedded applications has increased, their
architectures have become more complex. One result of this increased complexity are real …

Caching is a fundamental technique commonly employed to hide the latency gap between
memory and the CPU by exploiting locality in memory accesses. On today's architectures a …