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Multicore, the Memory Wall, and Numerical Compression—FREE Webcast now available
Last month I posted a review of Al Wegener’s terrific IEEE Computer Society presentation “Multicore, the Memory Wall, and Numerical Compression.” (See “Will your multicore SoC hit the memory wall? Will the memory wall hit your SoC? Does it matter?”) … Continue reading
Posted in EDA360, Memory, System Realization
Tagged Hardware, IEEE Computer Society, Memory, Multi-core processor, Samplify Systems, Wegener
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