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Research Bits: April 19

Research Bits: April 19
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United statesWeidong caoDaniel abrahamXuan silvia zhangZhiyao xieTexasam universityChinese university of hong kongChinese academy of sciencesShanghai jiao tong universityArgonne national laboratoryWashington university in stUniversity of illinois at urbana champaignDuke universityFarm researchWashington universityChinese academy

AI driven APOLLO predicts processor power consumption

Engineers have developed APOLLO, a new AI method for predicting the power consumption of any type of computer processor over a trillion times per second.

Zhiyao xieColin behrensYiran chenInternational symposium on microarchitectureDuke universityFarm research

Nanotechnology Now - Press Release: AI models microprocessor performance in real-time: New algorithm predicts processor power consumption trillions of times per second while requiring little power or circuitry of its own

Nanotechnology Now - Press Release: AI models microprocessor performance in real-time: New algorithm predicts processor power consumption trillions of times per second while requiring little power or circuitry of its own
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United statesKen kingeryZhiyao xieTingyi guYiran chenNational science foundationInternational symposium on microarchitectureDuke university pratt school of engineeringSemiconductor research corporationDuke universityWave incFarm researchHome pressChip technologyUniversity pratt schoolNanotechnology now

AI models microprocessor performance in real-time

DURHAM, N.C. Computer engineers at Duke University have developed a new AI method for accurately predicting the power consumption of any type of

Matt walkerNicolas hebertHuanrui yangJoshua knebelKumaraguru palaniswamyYiran chenShidhartha dasXiaoqing xuZhiyao xieInternational symposium on microarchitectureSemiconductor research corporationNational science foundationFarm researchDuke universityRuntime power introspectionHigh volume commercial microprocessors

Duke engineers utilize artificial intelligence for possible breakthrough in new microprocessors

DURHAM - Computer engineers at Duke University have developed a new AI method for accurately predicting the power consumption of any type of computer processor

Matt walkerNicolas hebertHuanrui yangJoshua knebelKumaraguru palaniswamyYiran chenShidhartha dasXiaoqing xuZhiyao xieInternational symposium on microarchitectureSemiconductor research corporationNational science foundationFarm researchDuke universityRuntime power introspectionHigh volume commercial microprocessors