The widening gap between the processor and memory performance has led to the inclusion
of multiple levels of caches in the modern multi-core systems. Processors with simultaneous …

Last Level Caches (LLCs) are among the most common processor resources that are
shared by multiple threads in simultaneous multithreaded (SMT) and chip multi processors …

Last level caches (LLCs) are part of the last line of defense against the famous memory wall
problem. Today, almost all processors utilize a LLC for the same reason. This study extends …

Last Level Cache is an important resource that is shared among many cores in multi-core
processors. In an unmanaged system, this resource is allocated on demand, which may …

As contemporary processors utilize more and more cores, cache partitioning algorithms tend
to preserve cache associativity with a finer-grain of control to achieve higher throughput and …