D3AS project: a different approach to the manycore challenges

Authors:
Lorenzo Verdoscia;Roberto Vaccaro
Affiliations:
National Reaseach Council - Italy, Napoli, Italy;National Research Council - Italy, Napoli, Italy
Venue:
Proceedings of the 9th conference on Computing Frontiers
Year:
2012

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Abstract

The number of cores integrated onto a single die is expected to climb steadily in the foreseeable future. The main aim of Demand Data Driven Architecture System (D3AS) project is an attempt to provide a new programming model and architecture to allow efficient programming of highly parallel systems based on thousands of simple, thin cores. After a detailed description of the proposed prototype, some experimental results, obtained by a demonstrator, are discussed. Results show that the D3AS approach is feasible and promising.