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Energy Efficient Scalable I/O
Moving data like photos, movie and music in a computer system doesn’t just take time, it also takes energy. Today’s methods or moving data are beginning to “hit the wall” in terms of speed because faster data rates require disproportionate a
Expand Description Collapse DescriptionMoving data like photos, movie and music in a computer system doesn’t just take time, it also takes energy. Today’s methods or moving data are beginning to “hit the wall” in terms of speed because faster data rates require disproportionate amounts of energy. Energy Efficient, Scalable I/O is a silicon prototype that highlights significant improvements in energy efficiency, reducing the I/O power by 10x. It allows for scalable bandwidth by demonstrating more energy-efficient I/O transmitters and receivers that take advantage of new materials for the interconnects used to carry data between chips. For more information, see http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/
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