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Ubiquitous High-Performance Computing applicationsuchuch as cyber-physical systems, sensor networks and virtual reality require the support of terascale embedded systems that can deliver higher performance than current systems.
We also introduce an efficient caching algorithm, the intelligent network caching algorithm (INCA), that uses an analytics-driven lookahead scheme for both prefetch and replacement policies to deliver higher performance.
The remarkably compact 'Honda FC Stack' is claimed to deliver higher performance with increased range and fuel efficiency, and is designed to operate at temperatures down to −20°C (−4°F).
Single-ISA asymmetric multicore processors (AMPs), which combine high-performance big cores with low-power small cores, were shown to deliver higher performance per watt than symmetric CMPs (Chip Multi-ProChipors).
The impetus behind these programs is the desire of companies to improve productivity and lower cost in response to greater competitive pressure coupled with evidence from academic research and two decades of experimentation in industry demonstrating that these programs can indeed deliver higher performance and increased employee job satisfaction.
Performance heterogeneous multicore processors (HMP for brevity) consisting of multiple cores with the same instruction set but different performance characteristics (e.g., clock speed, issue width), are of great concern since they are able to deliver higher performance per watt and area for programs with diverse architectural requirements than comparable homogeneous ones.
On the other hand, the Gateworks boards deliver higher performances and support up to miniPCI wireless adapters enabling effective multiradio/multichannel deployments.
For application-specific programmable systems to succeed, it is necessary to deliver high performance implementations quickly.
Why do some teams consistently deliver high performance while other, seemingly identical teams struggle?
Organizing to deliver high performance (rather than units of service) can help break down all these barriers.
In this paper, we argue for precision timed (PRET) machines, which deliver high performance, but not at the expense of timing predictability.
