Optical on-chip data transmission enabled by silicon photonics (SiP) is widely considered a
key technology to overcome the bandwidth and energy limitations of electrical interconnects …

Abstract Networks− on− chip (NoC) are an alternative to alleviate the problems of legacy
interconnect fabrics. However, many emerging technology NoC are developed and are now …

Photonic network-on-chip (PNoC) architectures are projected to achieve very high
bandwidth with relatively small data-dependent energy consumption compared to their …

Multi/Many-core systems based on the traditional electrical network-on-chip are confronted
with the limited bandwidth, high latency, and reliability challenges. The emerging optical …

The energy consumption of manycore architectures is dominated by data movement, which
calls for energy-efficient and high-bandwidth interconnects. To overcome the bandwidth …

Dynamic cache reconfiguration (DCR) is an effective technique to optimize energy
consumption in many-core architectures. While early work on DCR has shown promising …

Emerging data-driven applications such as graph processing applications are characterized
by their excessive memory footprint and abundant parallelism, resulting in high memory …

The performance of on-chip communication in the state-of-the-art multi-core processors that
use the traditional electronic NoCs has already become severely energy-constrained. To …

The photoelectric hybrid network has been proposed to achieve the ultrahigh bandwidth,
lower delay, and less power consumption for chip multiprocessor (CMP) systems. However …

Fat-tree-based optical network-on-chip (FONoC) is an emerging architecture that enables
next-generation computing platforms to achieve ultimate performance and energy efficiency …