Design and Implementation of a PTX Emulation Library
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Tutor / directorGelado Fernandez, Isaac
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Data2009-07
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Abstract
Intel co-founder Gordon E. Moore observed in 1965 that transistor density,
the number of transistors that could be placed in an integrated circuit per
square inch, increased exponentially, doubling roughly every two years. This
would be later known as Moore's Law, correctly predicting the trend that
governed computing hardware manufacturing for the late 20th century.
For many decades, software developers have enjoyed a steady application
performance increase due to continuous hardware improvements as
described by Moore's Law, as well as computer architecture improvements.
Currently, however, the memory wall, which refers to the increasing speed
di erence between the CPU and memory, and the instruction-level parallelism
wall (ILP wall ), which refers to the inability to nd more operations
in an application which can be performed simultaneously due to data dependency,
have been reached. Application performance no longer bene ts from
continuous processor frequency increases as it had before. Furthermore,
other issues such as wire delays and static and dynamic power density prevent
signi cant processor frequency increases
TitulacióENGINYERIA DE TELECOMUNICACIÓ (Pla 1992)
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