Lecture

Emerging Memory II

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Description

This lecture covers the challenges of modern memory hierarchies, TB-scale address spaces, and the impact of data movement on performance. The instructor introduces the Mondrian Data Engine, which focuses on near-memory processing to optimize memory bandwidth utilization and reduce energy costs.

Instructor

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Computer engineering

Computer architecture: Embedded systems

Hardware engineering: Microprocessors

High-performance computing: Real-time computing

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