Coding approaches for increasing reliability and energy efficiency of 3D technologies
In this video, Prof. Alberto Garcia-Ortiz presents a low-power coding framework designed specifically for heterogeneous 3D ICs, where interconnect power is a major bottleneck. The framework integrates technology-aware energy models and real data statistics, delivering dynamic, configurable encoding strategies. Tests with realistic 3D profiles and ML workloads demonstrate up to 4.6× energy savings in NoC links with minimal area overhead.
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