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A novel migration-based NUCA design for chip multiprocessors
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System-level thermal aware design of applications with uncertain execution time
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Optimizing shared cache behavior of chip multiprocessors
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Performance-aware thermal management via task scheduling
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A processor designed to continuously monitor environmental conditions, such as its own power consumption, temperature, and operating frequency, has the potential to dynamically optimize its operating point for maximal power efficiency in real time. The implementation of Montecito's power and thermal control system (Foxton), which is nearing production, provides a basis for discussing opportunities for increasing power efficiency and robustness.