A circuit-architecture co-optimization framework for exploring nonvolatile memory hierarchies

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Abstract

Many new memory technologies are available in building future energy-efficient memory hierarchies. It is necessary to have a framework that can quickly find the optimal memory technology on each hierarchy level. In this work, we first build a circuit-architecture joint design space exploration framework by combining RC circuit analysis and ANN-based performance modeling. Then, we use this framework to evaluate some emerging nonvolatile memory hierarchies. We demonstrate that an ReRAM-based cache hierarchy on an 8-core CMP system can achieve a 28 % EDP (Energy-Delay Product) improvement and a 39 % EDAP (Energy-Delay-Area Product) improvement compared to a conventional hierarchy with SRAM on-chip caches and DRAM main memory.

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Dong, X., Jouppi, N. P., & Xie, Y. (2014). A circuit-architecture co-optimization framework for exploring nonvolatile memory hierarchies. In Emerging Memory Technologies: Design, Architecture, and Applications (Vol. 9781441995513, pp. 261–287). Springer New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-9551-3_10

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