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  1. This chapter has two primary objectives: to (a) define and proliferate a standardized nomenclature for package architectures covering and clearly demarcating both 2D and 3D1 constructions …

  2. What is 2D, 2.5D & 3D Packaging of Integrated Chips?

    Nov 23, 2023 · The terms 2D, 2.5D, and 3D IC packaging refer to different levels of integration and stacking of components in semiconductor packaging. Let’s explore the differences …

  3. High‐Performance Computers and Interconnection Networks - Computer

    Jun 23, 2015 · A high-performance interconnection network, such as a hypercube, an n-dimensional torus, or a fat-tree, is used to connect all the compute nodes together. The …

  4. (PDF) 2D Hexagonal Mesh Vs 3D Mesh Network on Chip: A Performance

    Feb 1, 2015 · This paper discusses multi-port NoC topologies and routing in 2D hexagonal and 3D mesh NoC. Deadlock free routing for 2D hexagonal mesh topology is compared to ZXY …

  5. Fall 2015 :: CSE 610 –Parallel Computer Architectures Tori and Meshes •Famous topologies in this family –Ring: k-ary 1-cube –2D and 3D grids –Hypercube: 2-ary (binary)s n-cube •1D or …

  6. High-performance processor design based on 3D on-chip cache

    Nov 1, 2016 · We implement a high-performance processor architecture based 3D on-chip cache, Using 3D integration technology. We simulate the performance of the 3D processor and 3D …

  7. Note that the difference between the 2D and2DO Chip Last schematic in this figure is in the interconnect density in the die‐die links. The latter has increased interconnect density enabled …

  8. Full circuit thermal model, including circuit layer, detailed power maps, package description, and heat sink selection. Peak performance : 220 GOPS for all 96 cores @ 1.15 GHz.

  9. Fine-Pitch 3D Stacked Technologies for High-performance ... - 3D InCites

    Mar 31, 2021 · Architectures between 2D and 3D are best tailored for the different specific heterogeneous applications. The different applications, as e.g. memory, CMOS image sensor, …

  10. between any two nodes in one hop. To maintain simplicity, LL and LR links originating from only two nodes, numbered 0 and 16 are shown in Figure 1 (left). Intermediate routing, if needed, …